SCHIZOPHRENIA: herbs, bark, natural treatment

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DESCRIPTION

The schizophrenia is a mental illness in which the patient's personality disintegrates thus affecting the thinking and emotional responses.

It manifests itself in hallucinations and paranoid delusions , but it is also expressed in various social dysfunctions, as well as in the loss of rational logic.

Because the causes of schizophrenia are still unclear, current treatments focus on treating the symptoms of the disease . There are two main types of treatment for this: psychosocial drugs and antipsychotics.

Our natural herbal treatment for schizophrenia

The psychosocial treatments used a supplement to antipsychotic drugs and concentrate on learning to deal with the problems of daily involved in the disease. In addition, patients who receive this type of medication are more likely not to stop treatment and reduce their risk of relapses and hospitalizations.

Antipsychotics are the mainstay of treatment for people with schizophrenia, and although they are effective, they still leave some patients with distressing symptoms and debilitating side effects. Safer and more effective health interventions are needed.

The problem is that finding the right medicine can be quite difficult and not everyone reacts the same to this type of treatment. Additionally, antipsychotic drugs can have several unwanted side effects such as tardive dyskinesia, a condition caused by typical antipsychotic drugs that causes involuntary muscle movements, especially in the mouth area.

Traditional medicines ( herbal medicine ) have been used to treat mental health disorders, including schizophrenia, for over 2,000 years. Herbs can also have antipsychotic properties when used in a Western biomedical setting.

This is what makes the possibility of herbs so attractive as a treatment for schizophrenia . Our treatment contains amino acids and antioxidants which not only have virtually no side effects, but are associated with a host of other benefits such as reduced inflammation in the brain.

DURATION OF TREATMENT

The duration of treatment for schizophrenia is usually 1 to 2 months. It will vary according to your needs and expectations. Once your expectations are met, you can reduce the dose. However, we advise you not to stop treatment immediately after the symptoms have stopped. Wait a few weeks for your body to fully adapt. And above all, keep good habits.

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Causes and risk factors of schizophrenia

This psychiatric disorder is one of the most complex. Science cannot yet discriminate with certainty what causes it, but genetic factors are believed to play an important role.

There are certain settings that develop the disease in people who are predisposed to have it, which means that if a person has a family history, they are more likely to get sick.

The disease occurs in both men and women, and although it appears in adulthood, it can also develop later. However, in women, it tends to appear late and occurs more slowly.

It rarely occurs in childhood, but if it does occur, it is mistaken for other mental injuries such as autism.

First symptoms of schizophrenia

The symptoms of schizophrenia are very diverse and can appear together or in isolation. Either way, they tend to be generated slowly, over months or even years.

Patients find it difficult to maintain their social relationships and develop problems with anxiety and depression , sometimes leading to suicidal behavior .

The first signs include irritability, trouble sleeping, poor concentration. Then there are the emotional difficulties, attention problems, delusions, false feelings, free-thinking associations, strange behaviors, etc.

Advanced symptoms of schizophrenia

At more advanced stages, paranoid symptoms occur: the patient is anxious and has the idea that someone or something wants to harm him.

Symptoms of personality disorder : the patient can no longer maintain a logical thread when speaking, shows little emotion and has childish behaviors,

Catatonic symptoms : lack of activity, stiff muscles, strange facial gestures and poor response to others.