Everyone at some point in time suffers from some sort of depression and many people are on anti-depressants. I myself was on them for several years. I was told I should take them the rest of my life, but I decided I didn’t want to so I stopped. It was gradual, I did not stop all at once. For many that is not an option they need to use them to feel better.
There are vitamin supplements that can help you fight depression and if you have prolonged depression it is advisable to seek treatment. Vitamin supplements and medical care can help you to fight depression in many cases. Your doctor will be able to recommend brands that are of high quality and instruct you on how to take the vitamin supplements so that your body can get all of the nutrients it needs to stay healthy and happy, both mentally and physically.
Minerals such as zinc, magnesium, and calcium plus the B vitamin family and vitamin C are all essential not only for your body, but also for your mental health and B-complex vitamins are essential. They are water-soluble, which means that they cannot be stored in the body over time to be used at a later date, and so you must eat foods rich in B vitamins every day or take vitamin supplements.
B-vitamin deficiency that could cause or add to your depression include thiamin, which provides energy to your brain, and pantothenic acid, which is crucial in the formation of certain hormones that suppress depression. Most other B vitamins affect your mental and emotional state as well, and because they are broken down in the body by alcohol and sugar, many people find it a struggle to eat enough food rich in the B vitamins. You should talk to your doctor about vitamin supplements in these areas in order to treat your depression.
If you’re trying to deal with depression in a way that is healthy for your body but doesn’t include the use of drugs, try to gain a better understanding of just how vitamins can work for your mental wellbeing. Vitamin supplements can help you fight your depression, but please seek help because it can certainly ruin your life if left untreated. Unless someone has suffered themselves it’s really hard to understand.


This is so true. Nutrition plays a crucial role in so many aspects of our life.
Your blog looks really great. You’re doing a good job with it. I’ve been gone to see our grandbaby. I’m back now and have so much to do on my blog!
Hi Charla,
Thank-you very much and welcome back. I know you must have had a lovely time, those Grandbabies are a joy and they grow so fast.Take care…Jude