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Hello, I would appreciate some advice on the following: At my former employer, I was the sole victim of some very serious harassment perpetrated by my line manager - I have a very deep intuition that this person suffered from Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). My job was very stressful and at ...

well it's good that you quit drinking. You should keep that part up. Other than that, it's just a matter of facing and dealing with your issues instead of hiding from them. Seta, I've read through a few of your replies and you seem to adopt a very direct and hostile approach. I don't see the point ...

Hi, I've experienced many different anti-depressants in the same class as Paroxetine. In the UK, it is marketed as 'Seroxat'. The answer to your question is a very big 'YES'. You will almost certainly experience some kind of withdrawal effects. It is best to taper off slowly because the withdrawal e...

Jurplesman,

In you nutritional model of anxiety / ocd / depression etc., is the problem of hypoglycemia helped with CoEnzyme Q10?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coenzyme_Q10

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Hello, I think that you will find some decent advice on this forum. Personally, I would like to start by saying that I can fully relate to what you're going through. I was also heavily into cannabis and like you, subsequently had a breakdown and anti-depressants were the only option to get me throug...

Rigby, I understand exactly how you feel. The fact that you're concerned about it is a step in the right direction. You're clearly not happy with your dependence on cannabis and rightly so. I'm very well qualified to speak on the subject because I was heavily addicted to cannabis, (skunk and resin),...

I've personally taken a practice Mensa IQ Test and received a score of 140. I would however suggest that you should not worry about the score of an IQ test. Mainly because I feel that they're culture biased. Also, the vast majority of these Internet IQ Tests are laughable. At the end of the day, all...

What you give each other, Janus, is fulfillment of your own selfish desires. In fact, you're not giving anyone anything. You're -allowing- her to fulfill her own selfish desires in her own way while she does the same. And to answer your earlier question, there is no way to have a better relationshi...

Hello John, I can relate to you. I must say that it's quite impressive that you've been able to withstand the pressures of 'capitalism' whilst enduring what seems like severe depression. I have personally experienced 'severe' depression, anxiety, OCD and psychosis along with the consumption of SSRI ...

How can you expect to remember every second? It's impossible. Why would you need to remember standing in a queue unless something extraordinary occurred? The human brain filters out repetitive information that is not required. I wouldn't worry about it too much unless it is causing you anxiety. If y...

The technique that I have learnt is that the problem lies with them rather than you. If someone insults you and you want to respond make sure that you dont become defensive, dont say I didnt like that comment...this will only give them an opportunity to say something back you need to say things lik...

Hello oracle_14, I have a very deep belief that either: 1) Everybody is boring. Or 2) Nobody is boring. Let me explain. People who think that other people are boring are simply those who are inept in certain areas. They are probably very selfish people who believe that everybody else in life is in e...

I try hard to keep up to date on these things but might easily have missed some recent work. So far as I know the neurotransmitter mechanism of action of anti-depressants remains an unproven hypothesis; indeed, to my knowledge the aetiology of the diseases themselves is equally uncertain. I'd be ke...

Neither dosulepin nor citalopram did anything for me. Both often caused side effects, citalopram much more so. Both work - if they work at all - in broadly similar ways. No one really knows how they work, however - nor why they often don't; and especially why they take many weeks to begin to work e...