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Best medication for anxiety?
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 152425" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>Ya there’s a ton of natural ways to rid anxiety, that absolutely work. They get to the root of the issues. I get why people turn to medications though, even though they 100% have long term negative effects, whether people choose to believe that they do or not. Everyone’s so busy with life, and family, and kids, and their jobs, and trying to eat good, etc. It’s just not easy to apply natural solutions, especially when they can take months to see results. So I totally get why people turn to quick fix pills. And I encourage them to do so, as long as they use them as needed, or on a short term basis. Using them as a long term solution is just not the way to go. People who do this will unfortunately have to pay the price eventually. It’s just how it is. There’s no biological free lunch. Trust me, I wish there was. But it’s just not the case.</p><p></p><p>Anytime you override/ disrupt the body’s natural biological pathways, it’s a bad idea, and is going to lead to negative consequences, either in the short term or down the road.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 152425, member: 15043"] Ya there’s a ton of natural ways to rid anxiety, that absolutely work. They get to the root of the issues. I get why people turn to medications though, even though they 100% have long term negative effects, whether people choose to believe that they do or not. Everyone’s so busy with life, and family, and kids, and their jobs, and trying to eat good, etc. It’s just not easy to apply natural solutions, especially when they can take months to see results. So I totally get why people turn to quick fix pills. And I encourage them to do so, as long as they use them as needed, or on a short term basis. Using them as a long term solution is just not the way to go. People who do this will unfortunately have to pay the price eventually. It’s just how it is. There’s no biological free lunch. Trust me, I wish there was. But it’s just not the case. Anytime you override/ disrupt the body’s natural biological pathways, it’s a bad idea, and is going to lead to negative consequences, either in the short term or down the road. [/QUOTE]
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