5-HTP for Depression, Anxiety & Stress – Invite Health Podcast, Episode 86

5-HTP for Depression, Anxiety & Stress – Invite Health Podcast, Episode 86

5-HTP easily enters your brain and is quickly converted into serotonin. Serotonin is known as the ‘happiness molecule’ and is a very important neurotransmitter. This is why 5-HTP has been studied for its benefit for mood and overall brain health.

New Study: Resveratrol Opens Door for Treatments for Depression & Anxiety

New Study: Resveratrol Opens Door for Treatments for Depression & Anxiety

A new study has revealed that resveratrol displays anti-stress effects by blocking the expression of an enzyme related to the control of stress in the brain.

Kick Your Feet Up! It’s National Relaxation Day

Kick Your Feet Up! It’s National Relaxation Day

Photo by Vu Thu Giang on Unsplash In honor of National Relaxation Day, we’re bringing you some tips on how you can stay relaxed and focus today (and everyday)! Your life is hectic. You may be a busy mom trying to juggle a full time 

Is Exercise The Best Defense Against Depression and Heart Disease?

Is Exercise The Best Defense Against Depression and Heart Disease?

Photo by Form 679333 on Unsplash New research, published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry, explores the link between two conditions, finding that for many who suffer from depression, exercise is the best treatment that keeps both the mind and the body healthy. What is Depression? Depression 

Your Circadian Rhythm & How It Impacts Your Mental Health

Your Circadian Rhythm & How It Impacts Your Mental Health

Photo by Icons8 team on Unsplash A circadian Rhythm is the 24 hour cycle that determines when you should go to sleep and when you should wake up. It is basically the clock that runs your entire body, and is also known as your sleep/wake 

Anxiety Rates At An All-Time High in the U.S.

Anxiety Rates At An All-Time High in the U.S.

Photo by Chad Madden on Unsplash According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S., affecting 40 million adults ages 18 and older, or over 18% of the population each year. And, according to