Joan Mathews Larson, Vitamin B3 Deficiency Cause Anxiety, Depression, Fatigue

Joan Mathews Larson, vitamin B3 deficiency cause anxiety, depression, fatigue – fatnews.com Hi, this isLarry Hobbs @ FatNews.com. For 30 years, Joan Mathews Larson, PhD has been treating addiction, anxiety and depression with natural supplements in order to correct the underlying biochemical problems which cause these conditions. In this video clip, she tells how a deficiency of vitamin B3, niacinamide, can cause anxiety depression and fatigue. She also notes that vitamin B3 can eliminate a kind of alcohol psychosis that causes paranoia and feeling quarrelsome. Note: the doses of vitamin B3 used for this are several thousand milligrams, which is a much higher dose than is found in multiple vitamins. Dr. Larson also points out that anti-anxiety medicines such as Valium, Xanax, Ativan, and Librium attach to the same anti-anxiety receptors in the brain as vitamin B3. She also notes that when the patent for Valium ran out, the drug company, Hoffman LaRoche, admitted that they got the formula for Valium by trying to copy the chemical structure of vitamin B3. Imagine that. “Niacin, vitamin B3, [ later she corrects this and says what she meant was niacinamide, which is the non-flushing form of vitamin B3 ] reverses a kind of alcohol psychosis that people who have been drinking typically have, where they feel paranoid, and quarrelsome, and may even have sensory disperceptions… “Niacin [ niacinamide ] will turn that around completely. “[ People with a vitamin B3 deficiency ] may look like they are schizophrenic, but they’re not. “If you treat them… and at …

Study Links Workplace Bullying to Antidepressant Use
While the presence of bullying in the professional world has been discussed before, this BMJ study concretely links workplace bullying to the use of antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications. Using a national … Considering the Workplace Bullying … Read more on City Town Info Education Channel

Douglas's lawyer smuggled drugs in her bra
Jennifer Ridha, 33, put contraband Xanax anti-anxiety pills inside a balloon, which she slipped inside her underwear. Douglas's current lawyer, Paul Shechtman, said she 'apparently became enamoured of Cameron during … At the original sentencing … Read more on Independent Online