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112 results found to treat ‘depression’

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samelikely effectiveReviews
st. john's wortlikely effectiveReviews
acetyl-l-carnitinepossibly effectiveReviews
lavenderpossibly effectiveReviews
lemon balmpossibly effectiveReviews
turmericpossibly effectiveReviews
ba ji tianpossibly effectiveReviews
5-htppossibly effectiveReviews
saffronpossibly effectiveReviews
zincpossibly effectiveReviews
eicosapentaenoic acid (epa)possibly effectiveReviews
tianeptinepossibly effectiveReviews
dheapossibly effectiveReviews
folic acidpossibly effectiveReviews
tyrosinepossibly ineffectiveReviews
docosahexaenoic acid (dha)possibly ineffectiveReviews
inositolpossibly ineffectiveReviews
melatoninlikely ineffectiveReviews
macaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
aniseInsufficient EvidenceReviews
aloeInsufficient EvidenceReviews
bupleurumInsufficient EvidenceReviews
phenylalanineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
wormwoodInsufficient EvidenceReviews
gotu kolaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
yohimbeInsufficient EvidenceReviews
bacopaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
huperzine aInsufficient EvidenceReviews
noniInsufficient EvidenceReviews
calciumInsufficient EvidenceReviews
lactobacillus acidophilusInsufficient EvidenceReviews
black pepper and white pepperInsufficient EvidenceReviews
glucosamineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
gamma butyrolactone (gbl)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
yerba mateInsufficient EvidenceReviews
valerianInsufficient EvidenceReviews
creatineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
licoriceInsufficient EvidenceReviews
rhodiolaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
chlorellaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
sweet orangeInsufficient EvidenceReviews
blue-green algaeInsufficient EvidenceReviews
vitamin b12Insufficient EvidenceReviews
vitamin dInsufficient EvidenceReviews
pyridoxine (vitamin b6)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
grapefruitInsufficient EvidenceReviews
gamma-hydroxybutyrate (ghb)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
vitamin eInsufficient EvidenceReviews
green teaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
vitamin aInsufficient EvidenceReviews
caffeineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
coffeeInsufficient EvidenceReviews
vitamin kInsufficient EvidenceReviews
wineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
phosphatidylserineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
fish oilInsufficient EvidenceReviews
beta-caroteneInsufficient EvidenceReviews
magnesiumInsufficient EvidenceReviews
panax ginsengInsufficient EvidenceReviews
black teaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
seleniumInsufficient EvidenceReviews
betaine anhydrousInsufficient EvidenceReviews
blueberryInsufficient EvidenceReviews
nadhInsufficient EvidenceReviews
vitamin c (ascorbic acid)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
alpha-linolenic acid (ala)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
carnosineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
cod liver oilInsufficient EvidenceReviews
theanineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
cesiumInsufficient EvidenceReviews
sulforaphaneInsufficient EvidenceReviews
citicolineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
krill oilInsufficient EvidenceReviews
bach flower remediesInsufficient EvidenceReviews
phenibutInsufficient EvidenceReviews
bacillus coagulansInsufficient EvidenceReviews
phenethylamine (pea)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
galacto-oligosaccharides (gos)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
gardeniaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
kratomInsufficient EvidenceReviews
syrian rueInsufficient EvidenceReviews
niacinamideInsufficient EvidenceReviews
lion's mane mushroomInsufficient EvidenceReviews
ayahuascaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
algal oilInsufficient EvidenceReviews
bananaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
palmitoylethanolamide (pea)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
oleic acidInsufficient EvidenceReviews
serineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
psilocybinInsufficient EvidenceReviews
bifidobacterium breveInsufficient EvidenceReviews
bifidobacterium bifidumInsufficient EvidenceReviews
bifidobacterium longumInsufficient EvidenceReviews
lacticaseibacillus caseiInsufficient EvidenceReviews
lactiplantibacillus plantarumInsufficient EvidenceReviews
olive oilInsufficient EvidenceReviews
bergamotInsufficient EvidenceReviews
sweet violetInsufficient EvidenceReviews
biotinInsufficient EvidenceReviews
l-tryptophanInsufficient EvidenceReviews
ginkgoInsufficient EvidenceReviews
corydalis yanhusuoInsufficient EvidenceReviews
cholineInsufficient EvidenceReviews
ibogaInsufficient EvidenceReviews
gamma-aminobutyric acid (gaba)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
1,4-butanediolInsufficient EvidenceReviews
dodderInsufficient EvidenceReviews
propolisInsufficient EvidenceReviews
apple cider vinegarInsufficient EvidenceReviews
pantothenic acid (vitamin b5)Insufficient EvidenceReviews
lithiumInsufficient EvidenceReviews
thiamine (vitamin b1)Insufficient EvidenceReviews

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