By symptom

I've been dealing with depression for years — and nothing has worked

If you've been through various antidepressants, therapies and check-ups and your condition is essentially the same or worse, the cause may be a biochemical pattern that standard diagnostics don't look at.

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Does this sound like you?

If this sounds familiar, a biochemical pattern could be behind it.

you've been on antidepressants for years and your condition is essentially unchanged,
you've heard "let's try a different medication" more than once,
psychiatric check-ups last 15 minutes,
no one has asked about your biochemistry, vitamins or minerals,
you feel like no one has looked into it in depth.

Possible biochemical causes

The same feeling can have more than one biochemical cause.

That's why we don't recommend starting with a random supplement. First narrow the problem down to the most likely area, then confirm it with a specific test.

Histadelia (undermethylation)

the most common biotype of depression, especially when it started young and comes with perfectionism

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Histapenia (overmethylation)

if SSRIs made you worse and you experience anxiety and panic

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Pyroluria

if the depression comes with stress sensitivity and poor dream recall

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The shortest path is to start with orientation.

When you don't know whether to look at pyroluria, histamine, cortisol or heavy metals, the screening helps you pick a sensible first step.

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