Dr. Josh Axe

So I do think that there is a problem of, one, we're treating it completely wrong.

I do think some of it's not even real to the point, at least the way we think it is.

And then the other thing I would say is, I think that if somebody feels sad, that's normal.

Sometimes you should feel sad.

Sometimes you should be down.

So sometimes we're drugging things that are minor, that are just part of life that we should never.

And then, but to then continue with this, because we've become less religious, right?

we have more identity issues.

We have less purpose in life.

I mean, think about like, I'll just share this for myself.

As a Christian, I believe that I am called to love people, love God, make earth a heavenly place.

Like I believe that I'm called to take the Garden of Eden and make the entire world a Garden of Eden.

Like I have so a sense of like, when I have kids, like I have kids right now, like my five-year-old and my two-year-old daughter,

Like for me, I have so much purpose of knowing I'm called to help them live for eternity.

I want to find their greatest character qualities and make them more like Christ and grow in character.

I want to take their skills.

Like my daughter just came from swim lessons.

Like my wife was sending me videos and I'm like, okay, she's really good at swimming.

Okay, let's help her do everything she can to get better at that.

Like I have such a sense of purpose and identity of knowing I'm a child of God and I'm going to live for eternity.