Vitamin Boost
Could vitamin B12 help clinically depressed patients beat their blues? A Finnish study monitored levels of the vitamin (found in meat, milk, eggs and fortified cereals) and found that the patients who responded best to treatment were those who had higher concentrations of B12 in their blood.
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