Ziaullah Khan
This treatment of depression through magnetism is called “TMS” and has been approved by the US Agency for Food and Agriculture (FDA) for the treatment of acute depression, when there is no effect of depression medication on patient.
Under the TMS ‘treatment, a magnetic coil is placed over the patient’s head, creating a magnetic field of high intensity, which more or less corresponds to the patient’s symptoms of depression and his overall health. The magnetic field produced in the coil affects the parts of the patient’s brain that give rise to depression.
And gradually returns them to a healthy state. However, in TMS this procedure is performed once daily and repeated for up to six weeks., But even in this method of treatment, the success rate is only about 33%, which is quite low.
Dr. Nolan Williams of the Stanford University School of Medicine, California, decided to try this approach a little differently, given some of his earlier observations. Magnetic energy was concentrated on the brains of patients suffering from acute and untreated depression 10 times a day instead of once a day, while this process continued for five days.
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Well, I have one treatment for depression and that is what I call “Creativity”
What is lifting me up at the moment apart from the Good Lords, the Higher power, my husband and our resident Budgie Rui, is creativity.
I have been creating planters for tulips out of plastic milk bottles, plus painting a tree on a piece of corrugated iron.
Bills and the need for accumulated possessions are the source of feeling depressed, so the cure is to create what most can not pay for.
I remember this treatment a few years ago. Hope it helps.
Yeah , It has been enhanced for great result
So was the effectiveness improved by the new treatment? Tell us more about this and how to get patients referred to this doctor! Will the health insurance cover the treatment?
Yes , the new treatment is successful and I ,ll share the detail with you
Hmm, good information thanks.
Thank you hamza , hope you like this article.
(originally approved back in 2008) this is a critical treatment for those medication does not help!
Yes , agree with you , thank you Doc anderson