| |  "It works"
, Sat 30 Apr 20:23
Just wanted to tell my story and give those people considering SJW hope. I'm certain I was suffering from a mild to moderate case of depression for almost a year. I lost interest in activities I once found fun and entertaining, was pessimistic alot of the time, and just generally down about my life even though I had gotten into the university of my choice, was making friends and getting good grades. I just didn't find satisfaction in these things for some reason. I would fake a happy attitude around other people although I felt really grey on the inside.
I didn't want to talk about how I felt with friends because it would just shock them since I am an easy going guy who always put on an optimistic attitude around them. I didn't want to talk to my parents either because I felt my mom would worry about me too much and I don't want her to worry because her work is stressful enough.
I started looking for treatment options on the internet and was very suprised to hear of SJW aka nature's prozac. The first few days taking it I felt kind of lifted but very tired. I think placebo effect was causing lift in mood at the time. The third week on SJW was the worst. Sometimes I just felt like crying and I started thinking this isn't working. The 4th week is when I really started noticing the SJW was working. I felt great. I am starting my 6th week and well, the past 2 weeks have been amazing. I feel very happy and stable. I feel really light hearted all the time and I'm not sure if thats a good thing because I have to study for finals and all I want to do is hang around with friends and have fun.
BTW I am taking CVS brand SJW. It contains the clinicaly standarized dosage of 900mg (3 servings per day). It was rather cheap too like 18 dollars for 180 capsules. I was worried at first that it might not work because it was generic brand but it has worked fine on me.
Well just wanted to share my story. For those of you considering trying SJW my advice is to do it. What do you have to lose? I was skeptical at first like many people I'm sure. But this stuff works. I wish I had discovered it when I first started feeling the symptoms of depression.
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