The Violent Side Effects of Antidepressants

Joseph Mercola reveals the violent side effects of anti-depressants.

In light of a long list of mass shootings over the past several years, the causative role of psychiatric drugs in violent events will undoubtedly have to be evaluated and addressed at some point. Personally, I’d vote for sooner, rather than later.

Antidepressants in particular have a well-established history of causing violent side effects, including suicide and homicide.  In a recent Scientific American1article, the author states: Read more

Exercise More Effective Than Antidepressants for Mental Health Problems

For those with mental health problems, exercise can be more effective than antidepressants.

As a Zumba instructor, Karen Bedford might be expected to rave about what she teaches. But Karen has a more personal motive, for she believes exercise helped her recover from a decade-long battle with depression.

Where antidepressants failed, Zumba succeeded. 'Since Zumba became part of my life my mental state's been more stable and I haven't needed the pills,' says Karen, 49, who has two grown-up children. Read more