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NEWS AND EVENTS
(2008-09-22)
Fall may have just arrived but those who experience Seasonal Affective Disorder are holding onto every last ray of sunshine. New research out of the Centre for Addiction & Mental Health in Toronto, however, has shed an interesting light on an old problem. Using a PET scanner researchers were surprised to discover seasonal variations in the presence of a protein that clears serotonin from the brain. Less serotonin in the brain over the winter months may have more serious implications for certain people. Prepare for winter early by considering trying Zenbev for a natural source of serotonin-boosting ingredients for your brain health.
Archives of General Psychiatry
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