Bipolar Children on Antidepressants…how we can help.

Posted by David B. and Dianne Hansen | October 14, 2008 .

For a long time it’s been accepted that antidepressants were necessary to manage bipolar disorder. Dr. Ann Blake Tracy teaches just the opposite. It’s a known fact that seratonin levels are raised by antidepressants and it’s very, very dangerous to do so. A person can die overnight from seratonin poisoning due to accumulation from seratonin-raising psychotropic (anti-depressant) drugs. “Now that the studies on antidepressants that were kept from those who needed to know, have been reviewed, the conclusion is they work no better than placebo.” Dr. Tracy has taught for decades that the hypothesis behind antidepressants is backwards (seratonin should NOT be raised). No one wanted to hear it. “Now the truth is out and how many have been left in the wake? What a worldwide tragedy!!!! But a tragedy that could become far worse before recovery begins, due to the lack of knowledge by professionals of safe methods for antidepressant withdrawal.” (quoted from Dr. Ann Blake Tracy) Children are especially at risk.

Doctors are being advised and encouraged to teach their patients, whether adults or children… alternative therapies for bipolar (exercise, diet, essential oils, thought control). In fact, doctors in the UK have “been asked to cut the number of prescriptions for antidepressants because after reviewing the studies that were kept from the public for two decades… it was found that these drugs are no more helpful than taking a sugar pill.” (Dr. Tracy)

For more information about how to help your child come down off antidepressants, refer to the Drug Awareness website by Dr. Tracy. While there, you’ll learn of her recommendation for Brain Power and for Clarity, 2 essential oil blends made by Young Living Essential Oils. The oils can be diffused, can be rubbed under the nose or placed on the palate (the roof of the mouth. From there, powerful brain helping essential oils can cross the blood brain barrier in literally 1 second. The oils are also useful in the child’s bath and in the air vents of the house (several drops of oil on a cotton ball placed in the air vent will diffuse the oil through the air space).

“Brain Power promotes deep concentration and channels physical energy into mental energy. It also increases mental potential and clarity, and long term use may retard the aging process. Many of the oils in this blend are high in sesquiterpene compounds that increase activity in the pineal, pituitary, and hypothalamus glands and thereby increase output of growth hormone and melatonin. The oils also help dissolve petrochemicals that plug the receptor sites, clearing the brain fog that people experience due to exposure to synthetic petrochemicals in food, skin and hair care products, and air.” (The Essential Oils Desk Reference, 3rd ed.)

“Clarity promotes a clear mind and amplifies mental alertness. Improves mental activity and vitality, and increases energy when overly tired.” (The Essential Oils Desk Reference, 3rd ed.)

Dave and I use Young Living oils for everything that is ever wrong with us, and by doing that, we minister to our brains as well. Each YL essential oil is live and vibrant and able to heal and influence the body for good. That’s why we use them daily and experience quite a variety of good effects, even when we’re simply doctoring a cut or bruise or a digestive ailment. The oils are useful throughout the body and ALWAYS benefit the total system, not just the one part.

We’ve used the oils for years.

You can be sure that live, therapeutic quality essential oils made by Young Living are good for your bipolar child and we’d like to reach out and help you make the connection. You can call the company direct 1 800 371-3515 to order Brain Power and also Clarity; or you can call Dave and Dianne at 1 866 271-8704 and we’ll place the order for you. This is how we can help. Children ought not be on antidepressant drugs.

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