Description
Inositol appears to be compound that can effectively reduce feelings of panic. However, if the anxiety one is facing is linked to depression, then supplementing with this compound may not be beneficial at all. Additionally, consumers need to remain aware of the concentration of inositol in any supplement that they take, as the effective dose for dealing with panic disorder is established at 12 to 18 grams per day.
Good quality products should take a complete approach to both symptom resolution and improving* the quality of your life. They should restore and balance healthy neurological function and provide the nutritional support your body needs for overall well-being.
Inositolâs anti-panic and anti-anxiety benefits have been âprovenâ in small clinical studies, but large scale trials are needed before these alleged benefits can be considered to be properly scientifically established. These studies showed that inositol is probably most effective for battling panic attacks, and during one study the results indicated that supplementing with inositol could be just as effective as taking traditionally prescribed medications. However, inositol does not appear to be as effective for combating depression; in one study it reduced symptoms of depression for a month but actually seemed to increase such symptoms when taken for a longer period of time. Based on the currently conducted clinical studies, inositol is rated as âpossible effectiveâ for treating* panic disorder and anxiety and âpossibly ineffectiveâ for treating* depression. Further research still needs to be conducted before any possible contraindications can be established. The currently stated effective dose for treating* panic disorder is set at 12 to 18 grams per day.
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