location: Austin TX

Your Question: What type of treatments are available for depression?

I also have Hashimoto’s Disease, which is controlled by Synthroid and Cytomel. Allergy testing shows that I am allergic to all types of trees and dogs.

I want to know if depression can be cured or will I have to take a pill that causes a multitude of side effects…

I prefer healing the source rather than the band aide method that most doctors today recommend. Please let me know if I am a candidate for your service.

Thanks very much.

All of the symptoms that you have described, are consistent with hormone imbalance and hormone allergy. They are Dr. Roby’s specialties. Since you live in Austin, and so do we, let me offer you a free evaluation consult, in our office, 4407 Bee Caves Rd. The phone number is 338-4336.

Try to come in with symptoms.

Whenever you have an allergic reaction to something, and allergic people are almost always having them, it causes soft tissue swelling. Your brain is made up of soft tissue. Depending on the location of the most swelling, different parts of the brain produce different symptoms. Yours, apparently, is causing depression. It is actually a very common occurrence. We can help you to deal with it, by rebalancing the hormones. Once the hormone imbalance is corrected, the symptoms will go away on their own.

While you are making up your mind, please go to the website: www.robyinstitute.com, and get the free download of the first chapter of Dr. Roby’s new book, “Maybe It Is All In Your Head … And You Are NOT Crazy!”. That first chapter will give you a better idea of what is really going on in your body, why it is happening, and how we can give you the tools, to take back the control, and keep it.

I would suggest, if you are on the site, that you read/reread the sections on Hormone Imbalance, Food Allergy, and Airborne Allergy, in that order. You will know more about hormones, than any doctor you have ever seen. If you find yourself with more questions about something you have read, or maybe just clarifications, email them to me, and we will figure it out, together. Please feel free to email me at any time.

To make an appointment with us, call 338-34336, and ask to speak with Pam, if she is available. She can tell you about insurance benefits, available appointment dates, fees, and schedule the appointment for you.

Thank you for sharing your problems with us. Now, come on in, and share the solution.

Best regards, and Happy New Year.

Dorothy Dreux
Roby Institute