Depression stands as a formidable adversary, affecting millions of lives worldwide. Despite strides in treatment, conventional approaches often fail to provide relief for individuals grappling with treatment-resistant depression. However, amidst this challenge, a ray of hope emerges in the form of ketamine IV therapy.

In the world of mental health treatment, innovative approaches are continually emerging to address the complex landscape of conditions such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD. One such approach gaining traction is Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP).

Living with mental illness can be exhausting, overwhelming, and incredibly difficult. Finding the right treatment can be just as challenging. Fortunately, there is a powerful combination of Ketamine and NAD therapy that can help those struggling with mental illness.

How LSD assisted psychotherapy is used to treat anxiety, OCD,  PTSD, depression and in healthcare.

How MDMA assisted psychotherapy is used to treat PTSD, depression and anxiety in healthcare.

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When it comes to treating severe depression, there are a few different options available. Some people may choose to take medication, while others may opt for a more rigorous approach, like electroconvulsive therapy.

What's the connection between sleep and mental health? Sleep deprivation can affect your mental health and psychological state. Those who battle mental health problems are more likely to have a sleep disorder such as insomnia.

Consequently, sleep issues are significantly common in people with depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder.

Keep reading to find out the impact sleep has on your hormones and why you will want to stay ahead of this as you attempt to achieve and maintain a healthy lifestyle, including staying hydrated!

There is always this weird, counterintuitive conversation that occurs when you or someone you know achieves some level of health or dieting success, that involves “celebrating” that success with the same foods or drinks that you gave up in the first place to achieve the success…

Ironic… no?

Yet, it isn’t some level of deficiency or survival mechanism kicking in that is driving those desires and cravings. It is simply your brain doing what you have trained it to do (for most people) since you were younger: boost dopamine with feel good foods.

The depletion of willpower and the weight of decision fatigue eventually build up enough pressure for your brain to throw in the white towel and take a much needed KitKat break.

While some may call it “evolution”, others lean on the fact that our brains are only responding in the same manner that we have trained them to do over our lifespan.

Keep reading to discover how to break these loopholes and not keep spiraling into a sugar coma after hard, stressful days throughout the week or weekend.

Two of the most common complaints from patients in the functional medicine space are: Low Energy and Brain Fog. And, with the previous year we have all experienced, along with the extra stressors, most Americans have felt a little of one or the other… or a ton of BOTH.

What is news to most people, is that usually fatigue, brain fog and low energy levels share the same root cause. That is why specific supplements and habits improve both simultaneously.

In this article, we dive into some of the easiest habits and hacks to implement for your mental health in order to boost low energy levels and clear your foggy brain.