Omega-3-FISH OIL EPA/DHA -Cure Postpartum Depression

OMEGA 3 - Cure Postpartum Depression

30 softgels / bottle

I dont know what is the scientific name for this item but i have been consuming this product since the early stage of my pregnancy, they said fish oil make your baby smarter, i have to agree with that,my son is ten months old now and he is very active and alert.

I consume this product every morning, i became more energetic ,i feel more positive during the day and my mind are clearer,

I am more productive and happier. I have try the same product but from differrent manufacturer because it is much cheaper from this one but it does not give the same effect to my brain.

If you are pregnant or just deliver a baby, i insist that you consume this product.

A woman who has postpartum psychosis may feel cut off from her baby. She may see and hear things that aren't there. Any woman who has postpartum depression can have fleeting thoughts of suicide or of harming her baby. But a woman with postpartum psychosis may feel like she has to act on these thoughts.

It is ok,this is just our hormone jumping out and down,it is curable, consume this product, talked to your loved one about it and get doctor's advise.

What is postpartum depression?

Postpartum depression is a serious illness that can occur in the first few months after childbirth. It also can happen after miscarriage and stillbirth.

Postpartum depression can make you feel very sad, hopeless, and worthless. You may have trouble caring for and bonding with your baby.

Postpartum depression is not the "baby blues," which many women have in the first couple of weeks after childbirth. With the blues, you may have trouble sleeping and feel moody, teary, and overwhelmed. You may have these feelings along with being happy about your baby. But the "baby blues" usually go away within a couple of weeks. The symptoms of postpartum depression can last for months.

In rare cases, a woman may have a severe form of depression called postpartum psychosis. She may act strangely, see or hear things that aren't there, and be a danger to herself and her baby. This is an emergency, because it can quickly get worse and put her or others in danger.

It’s very important to get treatment for depression. The sooner you get treated, the sooner you'll feel better and enjoy your baby.

What causes postpartum depression?

Postpartum depression seems to be brought on by the changes in hormone levels that occur after pregnancy. Any woman can get postpartum depression in the months after childbirth, miscarriage, or stillbirth.

You have a greater chance of getting postpartum depression if:

·                                 You've had depression or postpartum depression before.

·                                 You have poor support from your partner, friends, or family.

·                                 You have a sick or  colicky baby.

·                                 You have a lot of other stress in your life.

You are more likely to get postpartum psychosis if you or someone in your family has  bipolar disorder (also known as manic-depression).

What are the symptoms?

A woman who has postpartum depression may:

·                                 Feel very sad, hopeless, and empty. Some women also may feel  anxious.

·                                 Lose pleasure in everyday things.

·                                 Not feel hungry and may lose weight. (But some women feel more hungry and gain weight).

·                                 Have trouble sleeping.

·                                 Not be able to concentrate.

These symptoms can occur in the first day or two after the birth. Or they can follow the symptoms of the baby blues after a couple of weeks

If you are pregnant or just deliver a baby, i insist that you consume this product.