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Are antidepressants just a placebo effect? e.g just 'sugar pills'

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No, they are real: Not sure the origin of your question. You could be a nonresponder to that particular medication. The only placebo effect antidepressants have are the very early on response when you start taking them, but if you are consistent, they will exert a real effect on neurotransmitter levels so to improve your mood and overall emtional state.

Answered 11/27/2015

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