Emotional health disorders can be sourced biologically, physiologically, and socially. Conventional treatment will “disguise” the disorder with a combination of medications that will mask symptoms with a false perception of treatment. The brain’s tolerance to the medication will increase with use, triggering symptoms to recur. These medications are highly addictive and abused because the cause was not identified. Never go “cold turkey” with any medications; work with your prescribing physician to meet your health goals.
Stress is the leading cause of health problems, anxiety, and depression. We are continuously exposed to stressors, whether they’re related to work, family, relationships, or our environment. A stressor triggers a release of hormones initiating a response from both mind and body to be on high alert. This is commonly called the flight or fight response.
Anxiety or worry is a natural response experienced from childhood through adulthood. If you find yourself feeling anxious without reason or anxiety is affecting your quality of life, it can be a sign of anxiety disorder.
Apathy
Anxiety
Anger
Excessive Crying
Restlessness
Lack of Energy
Lack of Motivation
Change in Sleep Cycle:
Insomnia or Excessive Sleeping
Change in Appetite:
Increased or Decreased
Change in Weight: Gain or Loss
Social Isolation
Suicidal Thoughts
Naturopathic physicians focus on the patient as a whole—mind, body, and spirit. Addressing the root cause is the key to prevention and treatment. Treatment evaluates your individual stress levels, diet, and lifestyle and focuses on reducing possible causes and learning prevention.
When one properly begins detoxification and cleansing of the mind and body, health will begin to restore its balanced, functional state.
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