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    Antidepressant use tied to sharp rise in sudden cardiac death risk, Danish study finds

    Whatfinger EditorBy Whatfinger EditorJune 16, 2026No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Antidepressant use tied to sharp rise in sudden cardiac death risk, Danish study finds

    Danish researchers analyzing 45,701 deaths found antidepressant use for 1-5 years increased sudden cardiac death risk by 56%, while 6+ years of use more than doubled the risk
    Adults aged 30-39 faced a fivefold increase in sudden cardiac death risk after six or more years of antidepressant use
    A separate Australian review found evidence for long-term antidepressant benefits is flawed, with withdrawal symptoms routinely misclassified as relapse
    Antidepressants deplete magnesium and CoQ10, nutrients essential for cardiac electrical stability and heart muscle function
    Experts urge regular medication reviews every six months and holistic treatment approaches including exercise, sunlight and nutrient supplementation


    Read Full Article: https://www.naturalnews.com/2026-06-16-antidepressant-use-rise-sudden-cardiac-death-risk.html

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