How I ‘Cured' My Depression

hi, this is the story of how i cured my supposedly incurable depression. i sometimes feel happy now. i hope you feel happy too. have a nice day ♥️

ps: if you're worried that maybe i should have tagged this as a spon because i received a free thing, i fully explained the process in the video and i have checked with the UK's Advertising Standards Authority, who have said I'm all good. I'm not trying to hide anything... just didn't want to help people have hope that depression can be cured, and putting a fat SPON in the title would not be very good for a video on this topic. SmartTMS had no control over the content of this video, and I wasn't contractually obliged to make it. I just wanted to share my story. All g ♥️

[tanyalxckwxxd]

“I do deserve to be happy” Yes Luke, you really really do deserve to be happy

[aristaello]

quick flashes warning for 2:27-2:29 just letting you know if you need it

[RestingCatNipFace]

Finally a video on depression that isn’t depressing

[KarmaRadaan]

so what you're saying is... money CAN buy happiness?

[malenixius]

Hi!! Sorry if this was stated in the video, but on the website, it says that 30% of people do not respond to this treatment. I wanted to make sure people know this, because if I believed off the bat that there is a definite way to make me stop feeling like suicide is a viable option on the daily and then I was told that it wouldn't work on me, that'd make me feel much worse than if I knew there was a chance it didn't affect me from the beginning.

[froop]

sorry I haven't finished watching but "depresso espresso" lmao me

[stanislawrybinski]

the "sad - you should work - can't work coz sad - more sad etc." loop is real, 100% right.

[ao]

God I’d kill for this treatment...been in this state since my dad passed. So happy to hear about your story Luke. I’ve looked up to you for years and you deserve this happiness :)

[alicerae]

Luke, I cried while watching this, the idea of this area of your or anyone's life being better in any way is a miracle to me. I adore you and I am so just happy to hear this from you.
Much love <3

[marthelea]

Being in a depressive episode right now and watching this video today was a true gift. I hate this state. Also very hashtag me with the mood swingy cyclothymic or bipolar thing sprinkled with loads on anxiety on top. Waiting for further diagnosis, but it's generally what I've been dealing with for about ten years myself. So thanks for making me feel not so alone ❤️ hugs and congrats on the recovery!

[bowlzyk]

I study neuroscience at uni, and TMS is being taught now. It came about from the Faraday coil, and is also being used a lot in research. We learnt the other week than when someone it told to read a passage, they cant speak it out loud if a certain cortical node is stimulated with TMS. Its true, we are just chemicals and cells, which i think is more incredible than saying we have a "soul". All that we feel and remember and see is just chemicals and electrical impulses. We forget that sometimes. Nothing we feel is invalid, because it is physically real, within our brain. Something is going on, whether we know about it yet or not.

[AceMusicFreak]

so I did a few courses in psychology and neuro-biology and your "strong brain" might actually be an indicator to the actual underlying problem of ADHD. ADHD often comes with anxiety and depression and doesn't always present with the typical hyperactive symptoms. ADHD on a neurological level is your brain not having enough neurotransmitters to get the wanted effect from a stimulus. So when a normal brain needs one cookie to feel happy, an ADHD brain need ten cookies to feel the same level of happiness. This leads to many symptoms like procrastination, unwillingness to stick to rules or being prone to addictions even if these addictions aren't always seen as harmful.

[beccathebadger]

My housemate has seasonal affective disorder. The acronym is SAD.

[grim_rite]

I'm so happy that this worked for you, I think it's amazing how this treatment has worked, and I wish more people knew about it - as you said - people often forget that mental illnesses are actually... disorders and chemicals, since there's no way to prove it. thank u for this video!!

[MrNotThatFamous]

so there is a cure? lemme reschedule my corner of the room cry and shake.

[eligoldman]

Are you sure that this is not the placebo affect?

[amaiayoller]

as a future neurocience student, this sounds totally fascinating. in some years, your same experience may be accesible to everyone. so glad that you could get rid of the weight of depression, i hope it's forever. <3

[melododie]

I'm so glad that the treatment worked for you Luke! I'm so happy for you! I really hope it works for more people in need.😊

[kaitlynlancaster]

Beautiful video Luke, i will watch the back story later on when i have time but i appreciated the last bit of it anyway

[katyrobson]

“I have depression”
“Okay ??”
*did you mean: All of my friends*