Most chiropractors are probably less likely to use all the chemicals and drugs that a regular M.D. uses because chiropractors have more extensive training, but you still should be careful about any drugs that will be prescribed (all medications have side effects). Chiropractors were hated by M.D.s, but to my knowledge, in the last few years, that has changed. I am not aware of any success stories. You should first explore and establish your reason for depression. If your bones are not misaligned, it could be that your body isn't getting enough nutrients or can't use them or absorb them properly (mineral imbalance, etc.). Or maybe it is an emotional event that has caused more LONG TERM stress than you realize (and this CAUSES a digestive or metabolic malfunction). How long have you felt depressed? Do you eat healthy and drink healthy (drink enough WATER)?.

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Diet soda might put stress on some biological functions because it contains ASPERTAME (it can also cause heart palpitations/sudden cardiac failure, etc.). Mono-Sodium-Glutamat (Natrium Glutamat) is also a brain chemical that is not always listed as an ingredient.


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Chiropractic medicine is not foolproof.

Discover the cause of your Depression first.

You may want to have a look at:

Depression is a Nutritional Disorder at:

http://www.hypoglycemia.asn.au/articles/depression_disorder.html


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Jurriaan Plesman BA (Psych) Post Grad Dip Clin Nutr
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Absolutley chiropractic can help with depression.

I would recommend seeing an upper cervical chiropractor. These doctors are specially trained to specifically adjust the top two bones in the neck. What you must realize is this; every thing in your body downstream of your neck is controlled by the nerves that run through the top two bones. In the case of Depression it is possible to have one part of the nerve system called the sympathetics on overdrive. When this happens there is constriction of the blood vasculature through the body. If the blood vessels to the brain have decreased blood flow this can be one meachanism to cause depressin and foggy thinking. If you want to do some research on upper cervical chiropractic I would reccommend the following sites.
http://www.upcspine.com
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http://www.uppercervicalcare.com,


good luck

Have you tried inversion?

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