Depression overcome!
Using Mickel Therapy over 900 people (and the number is growing daily) have found Depression and other ailments to be a thing of the past. They are no longer plagued by low moods, overwhelming sadness, tearfulness, negativity etc. They now enjoy a lightness of spirit, a happiness that pervades them, a feeling of control over their lives. A life so different from what they had.
Mickel Therapy believes that Depression is caused by a dysfunction of the Hypothalamus (we've all heard the statement "a chemical imbalance").
How does Mickel Therapy treat Depression?
By looking a depression as a physical illness (an energy disorder) and not a mental one we begin to understand that depression is reversible.
By de-pressing e-motions over a period of time our bodies become symptomatic. The main effect in our bodies is a reduction of serotonin release into our synapses. This is why medications don’t solve the problem- they don’t address the cause of the condition – only the effect.
By helping you to apply Mickel Therapy in your life you will find a reversal of your symptoms of depression allowing you to once again live a full and normal life.
Mickel Therapy reverses symptoms with no medication, supplements, dietary change or hands-on modalities. It is not a hypnotherapy or psychotherapy.
IT SIMPLY WORKS!
Now for the conventional stuff!
It is portrayed as an overwhelming feeling of sadness with an inability to cope. It affects every part of your life as you struggle to get through each day. To add to the problem there is also the unspoken stigma of admitting you are depressed.
What are the symptoms?
Mood swings, sleep disturbances, Dullness of thought/speech/movement, Anxiety, Tearfulness, Short temper, Lethargy, Exhaustion, Loss of joy, Feeling of emptiness, Lack of concentration, Difficulty making decisions, Forgetfulness, Negative thoughts about the future, Guilt, Loss of identity, Self blame, Low self esteem, Hopelessness, Despair, Sense of failure, Agonising loneliness, Preoccupation with illness, Loss of appetite,Lack of libido, Feeling useless/inadequate/bad, Self hatred, constant questioning of own thoughts/actions, Constant need for reassurance, Feeling vulnerable, Oversensitive to criticism, Suicidal thoughts, Physical aches and pains
Depression normally follows a pattern which goes from feeling blue to the clinical symptoms listed above. It would be unusual to suffer from every symptom. People with severe depression may experience suicidal feelings, stop eating or drinking and suffer from delusions or hallucinations.
Between 7 and 12 % of men suffer from diagnosable depression. 20- 25% of women. (Post natal depression in women makes this a higher number). Costs in the UK alone stand at about £8bn a year in medication, benefits and lost working days.
Different types of depression
There are different types of depression, including clinically diagnosed depression, manic depression and post-natal depression.
Manic depression is marked by extreme mood swings, between highs when a person experiences excessive energy and optimism and lows when they may feel total despair and lack of energy. It is often treated with lithium or, in extreme cases, electro-convulsive therapy.
Post-natal depression can occur from about two weeks after the birth of a child to two years after and differs from the mood swings suffered by many in the first few days after the child is born.
Other forms of depression include SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) which is thought to be associated with the approach of winter and lack of sunlight.
It is most commonly thought that it is a combination of the following:
Major depressive illness is linked to some form of chemical imbalance in the brain caused by a neuro-chemical or hormonal imbalance.
Certain styles of thinking. It is also thought that people with low self-esteem, a pessimistic outlook on life and difficulty coping with stress are more prone to depression.
A result of unfortunate experiences in life such as bereavement, chronic illness, relationship problems and financial difficulties.
Often runs in families, suggesting a genetic component, but it may be triggered by stressful events.
What is the available treatment offered by modern medicine?
Doctors and psychiatrists have been treating cases of depression with psychotherapy, drugs and in extreme cases hospitalisation. Besides psychotherapy and a course of anti-psychotic drugs, people admitted to hospital may be offered or forced to undergo electro-convulsive therapy. This involves applying electric currents to the brain. Some psychiatrists are against its use, particularly without the patient's consent, but others believe it can be effective in dealing with life-threatening depression.
As with all drugs some people react badly to antidepressants, whilst side effects can seem quite mild in others. Because no one antidepressant has been proven to be any more effective than any other, the choice of which drug to prescribe often rests on their different side effects! The popularity of SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) is in part due to their apparent "safety" over more toxic drugs when used improperly. Some of the drugs are extremely toxic in overdose. In addition to other dangers, there is also an established direct link between suicide and violent behaviour and the use of SSRIs.
The reason there are so many side effects with antidepressants is due to the lack of understanding about how antidepressants, and depression, affect the brain. This can vary from patient to patient. Drug companies themselves admit that they don't fully understand how the drugs work!
Side effects from the different antidepressants may include:
Dry mouth, Urinary retention, Blurred vision, Constipation, Sedation (can interfere with driving or operating machinery), Sleep disruption, Weight gain, Headache, Nausea, Gastrointestinal disturbance/diarrhoea, Abdominal pain, Inability to achieve an erection, Inability to achieve an orgasm (men and women), Loss of libido, Agitation, Anxiety.
On the other hand: Mickel Therapy reverses symptoms with no medication, supplements, dietary change or hands-on modalities. It is not a hypnotherapy or psychotherapy.
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Disclaimer: Mickel Therapy is only endorsed if provided by a licensed therapist under Dr David Mickel's supervision.