Depression can be a very serious illness, which threatens and effects the lives of millions of people around the world. There is more to conventional understanding of depression; depression is not just feeling in the dumps, rather it is a disease condition, affecting thousands of people at least once in their life time.

The primary cause of depression is disturbances in neurotransmissions, the regular messages that tell our brain how and what to feel. When neurotransmitters break down, the b
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Depression is thought to be a product of both psychological and biological processes in a person's being. Stress is a vital factor in the first two episodes of depression. It is the trigger that starts the feeling of depression and it continuously feeds this until such time that depression has developed into a major stage. During the major stage, stress is no longer a factor.

Depression is often hard to find in its early form. It's hard to see the symptoms even if a loved one suffers from th
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