Can Dietary Supplements Treat Depression at High Altitudes?

By Perry Renshaw
Backed by Dave Morin, Mandy Oscarson, Reem Omar, Marylyn Rands, Julia Moravcsik, Alexander Hoekstra, Eric D. Walters, and The Einsteinium Foundation
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University of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
PsychologyNeuroscience
$660
Raised of $5,000 Goal
14%
Ended on 4/09/15
Campaign Ended
  • $660
    pledged
  • 14%
    funded
  • Finished
    on 4/09/15
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  • Reem Omar
    Reem OmarBacker
    Good luck with your research and I hope you can help to find a solution for that .
    Mar 09, 2015
  • Perry Renshaw
    Perry RenshawResearcher
    Thank you so much for your contribution, Reem! We hope to find a solution as well.
    Mar 10, 2015
  • Mandy Oscarson
    Mandy OscarsonBacker
    Good luck! I really hope you're able to obtain the funding you need. I keep hoping researchers will find something that could help with my depression!
    Feb 19, 2015
  • Perry Renshaw
    Perry RenshawResearcher
    Thank you so much for your support, Mandy! We hope so too.
    Feb 19, 2015
  • Marylyn Rands
    Marylyn RandsBacker
    I truly support this research as a newcomer to Utah from sea level. I was off of antidepressants for 1 1/2 years following 15 years of care-taking my husband and needing intermittent antidepressant use. I went through two major surgeries during those 18 months after stopping antidepressants, then I moved here and have been here four years. I suffered greatly and am "managed" with Zoloft. My psychiatrist has diagnosed me as a chronic depressive, which I don't believe is true. I am a PhD psychologist, 75, still mentally sharp, but handicapped with anxiety and depression. i consider moving back to Massachusetts - which I hate to do as family is here. I do hope you will send updates to your donors. Sincerely, Marylyn Rands
    Feb 18, 2015
  • Perry Renshaw
    Perry RenshawResearcher
    Hi Marylyn, Thank you so much for your support; every bit helps! We will be sure to keep everyone updated as we move forward in our research. Best wishes.
    Feb 18, 2015