Scientists have found that grapes can create effective antidepressant

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Fresh is delicious by itself, from grapes do great , and if dried grapes are — get the sweet raisins. But what other pluses bears in itself this berry with a rich history? Researchers from the school of medicine at mount Sinai came to the conclusion that on the basis of grapes you can create a effective and safe remedy for depression that will have minimal side effects for human health.

An Antidepressant can be created from organic compounds contained in grapes. Scientific studies have proved that grapes not only has a powerful sedative effect on the human body, but also neutralizes some of the associated depression diseases of the nervous system. Depression is associated with many external and internal factors, but most often it occurs in parallel with severe mental disorders. All this often leads to changes in the lymph nodes, inflammation of the peripheral immune system and reduce brain activity. All of this ultimately leads to disorders in the synapses that allow neurons to communicate with each other.

Today's Existing tools against depression is mainly aimed at the regulation of neurotransmitters — of serotonin and dopamine, responsible for the transmission of electrochemical impulse. They allow to improve the General condition of the person and increase his brain activity, but depressed person, however, remains virtually unchanged. Scientists from the school of medicine at mount Sinai have come to the conclusion that the compounds contained in grapes can to create the most effective antidepressant. However, they do not exclude the possibility that this drug can be produced with an eye on human DNA to account for all the peculiarities of his body. The research results were published in the journal

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