In the summer of 2000, Jerry Oler was at the end of her rope. She had been living with bipolar and obsessive compulsive disorder for 37 years. She'd attempted her first suicide at the age of 14, and had been hospitalized 18 times.
"I'd tried all the drugs," she tells me. "I was getting no positive effect, only horrendous side-effects. They were worse than the illness itself."
Spending over $600 a month on prescription medications, and feeling like she had nothing to lose, she finally took the advice of a friend and tried a nutritional supplement that had allegedly been helping others like her.
At first she felt worse and wanted to quit. Her husband held her to her …
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