Does anyone know where to get good information of handling Bipolar type II? I have found that most information on biploar focuses on type I with only mentions of type II. Though I understand one is a 'lesser' severity of the other, it can be frustrating and anxiety increasing to dig through much of what is out there, especially when I have to realize I have hieghtened anxiety, possibly SADs, issues with food, and great stress levels thrown into the mix.
This study examines the effect of hormone and amino acid levels on mood changes in women at mid-life. The research involved both a clinical trial of the application of hormones and amino acids to effect mood changes is women at mid-life, and a laboratory analysis of synthetic and natural progesterones. The clinical trial involved a detailed biochemical study of two women and a less intensive study of two other groups of women identified as Estrogen Dominant or Estrogen Deficient.
