Avoiding Anti-Depressants for Bipolar Depression

Published May 31, 2013

Avoiding Anti-Depressants For Bipolar Depression –

Living With Depression by Deborah Serani
There several kinds of bipolar disorders. Bipolar I disorder is the most serious of the bipolar disorders and is diagnosed after at least one episode of mania. Mania is defined as an elevated mood where euphoria, impulsivity, irritability, racing … Read more on FemaleFirst.co.uk

Ketamine cousin rapidly lifts depression without side effects, study suggests
Human clinical studies demonstrated that ketamine can ward off major and bipolar depressive symptoms within 2 hours of administration and last for several days. Ketamine is fraught with serious side effects including excessive sleepiness … Read more on Science Daily (press release)