Posted on 03/04/2015 7:43:48 PM PST by rickmichaels
Pills used to treat depression also help mend ailing hearts, a study has found.
Seroxat, a widely-used anti-depressant, worked ‘far better’ than the standard treatment for heart failure.
The so-called happy pills not only stopped the heart from deteriorating further – they actually helped mend it.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
I can see the new ad: “Have a broken heart? Try Paxil!!”
“happy pills” ???
Not even.
Sheesh...
If true, this would be a good side effect.
I wonder if it will work on fixing an Aortic Aneurysm? I could use some help there ... :-) ...
I see a 3D printer in your future.....
That certainly would be interesting, but I still don’t like the prospects of installing it ... :-) ...
Yea, might offset some of the sales drop from that stuff seeming to be involved in just about everyone that goes on a killing spree...
“Just my luck I’m on Zoloft”.
You might want to read “Your Drug May be Your Problem” Dr. Peter Breggin and “PROZAC: PANACEA OR PANDORA? OUR SEROTONIN NIGHTMARE by Ann Blake Tracy.
Knowledge is power.
My prescription wasn’t for behavioral issues.
My doctor gave it to me to guard against depression after I was diagnosed with cancer.
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