my question is do antidepressants so
interfere with the brain because we all
most of us are aware of the side effects
of antidepressants so my question is
that does it permanently alter the
structure of the brain and would it
really interfere with the manifestation
process if you look at any placebo
studies double-blind triple blind
placebo studies about 83% of people that
are in a double-blind or triple blind
placebo study that are given a placebo
respond as well as the antidepressants
you can do functional scans on their
brain before and after and at the end of
the six or eight week period of time
that person's brain has changed
significantly there's you can see the
change in their brain and when you
interview that person many of the people
would say I think the researchers made a
mistake I actually think I took the real
medication but in fact they took the
placebo so that it means then their
brain is making their own pharmacy of
chemicals equal to the chemical they
think they're taking are you with me
still so in fact the the chemistry in
the brain begins to change by thought
alone it's it's the best pharmacists
that we've ever had
does that make sense so then the
pression then is a clinical thing
there's different spectrums of
depression but you know the thing about
it with the the antidepressants number
one is the kind you take and you know
they call them the majority them are
called SSRIs and the theory behind it is
that there's a lack of serotonin and
those particular chemicals actually take
an enzyme and they allow serotonin in
the stay in the joint space and majority
of the SSRIs were created from one
chemical one drug who knows what it is
benadryl they noticed that people with
anxiety and depression that took
benadryl all of a sudden got better
symptoms and so they started to look
into the and then to that drug so
there's very little evidence that shows
that some of those antidepressants does
any damage to your brain what it does is
they have a lot of effects and they're
not side effects by the way there are
direct effects and don't let anybody
tell you their side effect
they're very direct effects they're
biological effects that begin to
suppress certain systems and sometimes
people have more side effects from the
medication that are more damaging than
the depression itself so so many people
in this work I can show you brain scan
after brain scan after brain scan so
many brain scans of people that had
anxiety or depression and you know
anxiety is just focusing on the worst
possible scenario in your future and
emotionally embracing it enough times
that you condition your body to become
the mind of anxiety and over time the
conditioning process conditions the body
to subconsciously become the mind to
fear or anxiety do that enough times the
body out of balance has a panic attack
try as you made a controller with your
conscious mind you actually can't you've
programmed it subconsciously
depression is reviewing some past
experience enough times that you're
producing the same chemistry in your
brain and body over and over again your
body doesn't know the difference between
the actual experience that's creating
that emotion and the emotion that you're
creating by thought alone and you
condition your body into hopelessness
and powerlessness and if you look at
some functional scans a lot of times
you'll see that anxiety and depression
look very alike it's a very similar
effect but when you're in the present
moment from a new labor for that sweet
spot of the present moment and you start
creating more brain coherence my
goodness the act of doing that you can't
be worrying about the future if you've
overcome those thoughts and emotions you
can't be reliving or romancing the past
as you move into the present moment now
some of the effects that we've seen with
people we've measured serotonin levels
we've measured melatonin levels we've
measured oxytocin levels gaba glutamate
we've measured all of those
neurotransmitters and our our students
in four days have a robust change a
really significant change in their
neurotransmitters serotonin levels come
up melatonin levels come up and they
feel literally a lot better now when you
open your focus and you start creating
more brain coherence and your autonomic
nervous system is beginning to process a
greater frequency and we've seen this
enough times all of a sudden now what
once looked like an imbalance and the
brain
all of a sudden and very naturally moves
back into coherence and the person is
less fragment that are disjointed or
fractured in some way neurologically and
emotionally so every time you begin to
create more brain coherence and more
heart coherence so in the heart becomes
active activated it acts as an amplifier
to begin to influence the brain is it I
have no and have no doubt in your mind
that most people will find a place where
they have a natural change in their
well-being and less dependent on any
exogenous substance any external
substance to make them feel better and
we have hundreds and hundreds of case
histories of people who have done it so
over time it's not something that you
should just quit your anti depression
but you should see an experiment if you
cut the volume in half for two weeks how
you feel then you begin to wean yourself
off it and you notice that you do better
so a lot of people have come off it but
I don't recommend just coming off it
without some some supervision