Antidepressants are everywhere these days, and it’s no wonder: Depression among adults in the United States tripled in the early months of the COVID pandemic. And new research shows that this only increased in 2021, with depression affecting one in every three American adults. However, when it comes to treating depression, what works for one person may not work for another. And while the right antidepressant can be a lifesaver for many people, it’s also important to understand that medication is not the complete answer when treating depression or anxiety. In fact, many people find that antidepressants aren’t working as they’d hoped, despite trying multiple different medications. Moreover, the more combinations of these drugs some people try, the less likely they will respond positively. … [Read more...] about A Proven, Drug-Free Alternative to Antidepressants
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Dr. Spencer O. Miller Podcast
Dr. Spencer O. Miller, owner, and physician here at The Brain Treatment Center Dallas was interviewed by Dr. Stephen Newhart of Vigor Active, on his "Economy Fitness" podcast regarding the benefits of MeRT treatment! When Dr. Miller was approached by Dr. Newhart to be a guest on his show, he was thrilled to share more information about MeRT, which stands for Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy, and to discuss its benefits that he has seen first hand with the hundreds of patients that he has seen in his Dallas, Texas clinic. Dr. Spencer O. Miller and Dr. Newhart discuss how physical fitness and brain health go hand in hand, and how important it is to keep both the body and the brain optimized for optimal health and quality of life. Non-invasive and non-pharmaceutical treatment is available … [Read more...] about Dr. Spencer O. Miller Podcast
Depression and Other Mental Health Conditions Amidst the Pandemic
We are nine months in to the COVID-19 pandemic and every news source is reporting unprecedented spikes of cases in the United States. This begs the questions: Is there ever going to be an end in sight? Will life ever return to “normal?” Yes, things will eventually get better, but it's likely going to take a long while. Even if you are mentally healthy, just watching the news can invoke feelings of anxiety and depression. Other events in 2020 have also contributed to the chaos. Divisiveness and upheaval also dominate the news. 2020 has been like nothing we’ve ever seen before in our lifetimes, and mental health conditions are on the rise. People who already struggle with mental health are noticing worsening symptoms as well. Many things have contributed to this, including: Lack of … [Read more...] about Depression and Other Mental Health Conditions Amidst the Pandemic