
Supplements for the Treatment of Depression and Anxiety
The market size for vitamins and supplements in the USA is currently at $36 bn, with trends anticipating growth in the next five years.1 Given that 15-30% of patients with depression experience therapy resistance to current standard therapies,2 the use of supplements for the treatment of these disorders may be an alternative solution for these patients. The following is an overview of the evidence concerning frequently used supplements for the treatment of depression and anxiety, either as monotherapy or in conjunction with pharmacological therapies.




