Fighting Cause not just symptoms? Getting off the Cymbalta on the Protandim

Hello, I have been on cymbalta for a pretty long time and seems to keep my symptoms managable. Now I'm starting to get brain zaps ( well zaps in various parts of my body in fact). I have been on protandim for about 2 months now. (if you don't know what it is just youtube it). My body feels back to normal since I have been on the Protandim. I don't know what it has done, but I don't feel like there is an elephant sitting on my shoulders =/ Mornings are not such a burden and I'm finally starting to be able to work out. Doctors of course want me to stay on cymbalta, but what do you think of weaning of of it? I am in the medical field and after lots of research I feel i'm finally treating the route cause instead of just the symptoms, with combination of stretching, Positive affirmations to reduce stress and Protandim. Let me know what you think and let me know if protandim has helped anyone else.
Thanks

I'm considering Protandim and I'm also on Cymbalta, 90mg/day. I met with my doctor a few weeks ago about my fatique and sleepliness. We decided that I could try reducing my Cymbalta to 60 mg. I've had a lot going on in my life and the depression came back and my chronic pain was horrible. I didn't think the higher does was helping but perhaps it was. I went back on my full dose, pain is manageable but I'm soooooo tired. My friend takes Protandim and I just watched several feeds about it again. I'm concerned about taking it with the Cymbalta and I'm curious if your doctor said it was okay for you. I would, of course, like to eventually get off the Cymbalta.

P.S. My doctor ran a battery of tests on me, checking my calcium, vitamin D, folate, thyroid, B12 and a bunch of other stuff, full CBC. Everything came back normal except she said I was menopausal. I'm 47 and my mom hit it early also. It definitely explains most of my problems.