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What is the medications that cause happiness ?
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I know of no: medications that consistently make one feel happy. If depressed - antidepressants can help significantly. We each find our own, individual way to happiness. Finding what is meaningful to you is essential to a true sense of well being. Take care.
Answered 11/8/2014
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