This week, The British Medical Journal reported on a review of over 18,000 subjects on SSRI therapy: “In the randomised trials children say that they don’t work for them, but they increase their risk of suicide.” Read more here: https://www.madinamerica.com/2016/01/largest-ever-review-of-antidepressants-finds-doubled-suicide-rate/ Access the full study here: http://www.bmj.com/content/352/bmj.i65?etoc=

“Scientists of a new study published this week in Biological Psychiatry sought to bring all this prior work together by studying the relationships between telomere length, stress, and depression.” Read more here: Depression & Aging

Depression is the Leading Cause of Disability in Ages 15-44: A Snapshot of Mental Health in the U.S. According to the American Psychological Association. Read More Here.  

With so many forms of L-methylfolate available, we often get asked why the form in Enlyte is any different and how 7 mgs can be effective. Enlyte contains L-methylfolate magnesium, a form twice as soluble as the calcium form found in other folate preparations. The theme across all the ingredients in EnLyte is that less … Continue reading L-methylfolate Magnesium and L-methylfolate Calcium: What’s the Difference?