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Comment by philliphaydon

We know that a group of people who suffer from depression have lower serotonin levels when compared to someone who is considered... not depressed. And we know that SSRI's prohibit or prevent the bodies ability absorb serotonin allowing it to accumulate and be more effective and pull it in line with someone who is not depressed, resulting in the depressed person becoming less or not depressed.

So. I'm unsure how my statement is untrue in response to the parent statement stating we have no idea how they work.

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