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Old 08-28-2015, 06:48 AM #35
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I have just read this article and would like to share it.

Often, we must take a multi-factorial approach to overcoming any condition.
A multi-factorial approach may also help with depression.

http://psychcentral.com/blog/archive...at-depression/

Enjoy the article!

With Hope,
DejaVu
thank you DejaVu

awesome stuff
will be looking into DHA
the doctor i wrote of
Dr. Kevin Tracey of neurology
"can the nervous system be hacked"
he attacks inflammation with a pioneering
device put on the vagus nerve
INFLAMMATION a KILLER
THANKS AGAIN
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