Medical orthodoxy's stubborn neurotransmitter fixation, in combination with the draconian prohibition laws, creates the frequent situation where severely depressed patients are given one irrelevant neurotransmitter re-uptake inhibitor medication after another, instead of the opioid medication they so desperately need.
<b>Type A Depression</b> results from a neurotransmitter deficiency, and can be remedied via the neurotransmitter reuptake inhibitors (Zoloft, Paxil, Welbutrin, Effexor, etc...)
<b>Type B Depression</b> results from an endogenous opioid (Endorphins, dynorphins, enkephalins) deficiency, and can be remedied with opioid medication. Out of these, Buprenorphine is usually the best choice.
<b>Type C, or Combination Depression</b> results from both neurotransmitter AND endogenous opioid deficiencies. Type C depression patients require neurotransmitter reuptake inhibitors in combination with opioid medication.
Modern medical orthodoxy recognizes <b>only</b> Type A depression, and remains widely ignorant of the other two varieties. This ignorance results in tens of thousands of suicides per year, while ruining millions of additional lives.
Fortunately, within a decade or two, my assertions will become common medical knowledge. Suicide rates across the developed world will plummet at last.
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(Yes, I know that was completely irrelevant to this discussion, but you asked, and the endogenous opioid-depression-opioid connection is my biggest social cause of all. I authored all of the material on ProhibitionKills.com.)
