Warn that some drugs can create a "superpressure"

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The mental disorders are an emotional, cognitive and behavioral alteration in which the basic biological processes are affected as emotion, motivation, consciousness , behavior, sensation, learning and even language.

There are many different types, the most common are:

• Anxiety disorders including panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and phobias
• Depression, bipolar disorder and other Mood Disorders
• Eating Disorders
• Personality Disorders
• Psychotic Disorders ] Including Schizophrenia

Recently Japanese researchers from Hiroshima University have determined that many commonly prescribed drugs because the treatment of some of these diseases often does not work because of what one calls "the hypothesis of monoamine".

According to this thesis, depression is caused by a shortage of serotonin and norepinephrine. the brain, which makes existing antidepressants aim to increase the levels of these chemicals in our body.

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However, the study published in the journal Neuroscience, argues that it is a wrong approach at the pharmacological level .

The selective inhibitor of serotonin reuptake, the foundation of all third-generation antidepressants, can not compensate for a deficiency of biologically active chemicals in the brain, such as serotonin, "notes the research report

. They work . In any case, not for everyone.

30% of people treated with these drugs have no effect, "explain neuroscientists Yumiko Saito and Yuki Kobayashi, of the University of Hiroshima

in mice, experts have determined that, in some cases, rodents deliberately placed in a state of stress showed no evidence of a reduction in their "irritation" or even after the administration of experimental drugs

Neurologists were discovered that long-term use of "traditional" antidepressants can alter brain structure and neuronal connections change the length of brain tissue particles, which could cause an even deeper and more persistent mental disorder in the affected people.

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