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DR wants difficult child to go on AD's, among other things
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<blockquote data-quote="Nomad" data-source="post: 321602"><p>It is interesting (could think of other words) how so many docs do not discuss nutrition / exercise / lifestyle even when it is soooo likely to be a contributory factor in the presenting problem. </p><p></p><p>Would you your daughter be open to the idea of going to a nutritionist? Perhaps the local university or hospital could recommend someone in private practice. Even the doctor might do so.</p><p></p><p>Love ML's idea of you seeing an example of good nutrition and other good choices. It can be an influencing factor. However, as we have all seen here, you can lead a horse to water (example, nutritionist) but you can't make him drink....</p><p></p><p>Don't forget, if your daughter took some steps (good nutrition, exercise, etc.) toward better mental health, perhaps a low dose of AD would do the trick and/or the doctor would only recommend her taking it for a short period of time.</p><p></p><p>Additionally, there are some vitamins that are known to help with mild depression. They primarily include: Fish Oil, D3 and the B Vitamins.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nomad, post: 321602"] It is interesting (could think of other words) how so many docs do not discuss nutrition / exercise / lifestyle even when it is soooo likely to be a contributory factor in the presenting problem. Would you your daughter be open to the idea of going to a nutritionist? Perhaps the local university or hospital could recommend someone in private practice. Even the doctor might do so. Love ML's idea of you seeing an example of good nutrition and other good choices. It can be an influencing factor. However, as we have all seen here, you can lead a horse to water (example, nutritionist) but you can't make him drink.... Don't forget, if your daughter took some steps (good nutrition, exercise, etc.) toward better mental health, perhaps a low dose of AD would do the trick and/or the doctor would only recommend her taking it for a short period of time. Additionally, there are some vitamins that are known to help with mild depression. They primarily include: Fish Oil, D3 and the B Vitamins. [/QUOTE]
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