Depression
Depression is a mood disorder, where the sufferer feels constant sadness, has lost interest in life and is contemplating/has contemplated suicide.
What are the symptoms of depression?
There are many symptoms including: disturbed sleep and being unable to get back to sleep, feelings of anxiety, lack of energy and constant exhaustion, low self worth, inability to enjoy situations that previously brought happiness such as socialising and hobbies, difficulty making decisions, feelings of hopelessness and despair and lack of interest in sex.
How common is depression?
Approximately seven to twelve per cent of men suffer from diagnosable depression, and for women, this figure is almost double, reaching twenty to twenty-five per cent. Statistics reveal women are more likely to seek help for depression especially if they suffer from postnatal depression.
You should seek help if your low mood lasts for two or more weeks, interferes and/or hampers with your day to day life, or you are contemplating suicide.
How can UrBod help?
We have consultations that help with Depression.
Call to book a consultation
Call 0800 0699956 or clinic@urbod.co.uk
Download and complete your UrBalance Questionnaire.
Return your questionnaire to us in advance of your consultation.
Urbod Nutritionists are located in Canary Wharf & Docklands, E14 and in the City of London, EC2.
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