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  • Abuse: Spotting Signs of Emotional Wear and Tear
    While people tend to psychologically need contact with other human beings to live, there are some relationships that are not worth pursuing because of the damage done to one or the other. There are ways to spot whether someone is in an abusive relationship or not, but it can sometimes come down to being a judgment call if the damage is not physical.
  • Bullying And Its Effects
    This article is about bullying and how it can affect kids. Bullying can be classified as direct or indirect. Direct bullying deals more on physical aggression where bullies push, shove, assault or beat their victims to submission. Indirect bullying or social aggression is done by outcasting a person, mocking his personal beliefs, insulting him for his difference or inability. Constant bullying may cause the victim to develop inferiority complex, anxiety, and depression. Bullying does not need to be answered with equal violence. One needs only to think of more ways to avoid getting in a confrontational situation.
  • The Trade-off: Your Ability To Hear For A Night Of Ecstacy
    Manufacturers of sexual impotence drugs such as Viagra, Cialis and Levitra have been ordered by the US Food and Drug Administration to change their labels and add a warning for patients about the risk of sudden hearing loss linked to use of these medications.
  • The Ups And Downs Of Bipolar Disorder
    This article is about bipolar disorder. It is a mental condition wherein sufferers have episodes of significant changes in mood. Symptoms of bipolar disorder usually start showing up during adolescence and may stay forever. The exact cause of bipolar disorder is still to be discovered, however a lot of different factors affect this condition. The four most common episodes are: depressive, manic, hypomanic, and mixed state. Treatment is more aimed at preventing further episodes to recur. Treatment includes: medications, psychotherapy, and electroconvulsive therapy.
  • Spreading The Facts On Impetigo
    Anyone who has a break in the skin is at risk for infection. One type of skin infection that is very common especially among children is Impetigo. Impetigo is a common skin infection particularly in children in unhealthy living conditions. In adults, it may follow other skin disorders.
  • Hair Affair: A Story Of Loss And Revival
    This article provides information on hair, and its growth cycle. It relays possible causes of hair loss in men, women and children alike. It then provides an update on one of the medications of hair loss, and how it works well with an oral contraceptive, especially for women. Information regarding the study is explained.
  • Abraham Lincoln's War Of Emancipation Against Depression
    This article is about the psychological problems of US President Abraham Lincoln, who, at that time, was diagnosed with melancholia. The article also details the many failures and heartaches that Lincoln suffered, all of which may have cumulatively caused his depression.
  • Managing Postpartum Depression Through Medications And Therapy
    This article focuses on postpartum depression that most women experience after their pregnancy. There are three categories that go from mild to severe depression, and tackles different ways to cope with such. New mothers can get information from this article since it gives out ways in dealing with postpartum depression.
  • A Heart To Health Talk
    With all the different kinds of medical treatment available in treating heart attack, research have shown that people who eat a balanced diet and exercise more can substantially reduce their risk for cardiovascular disease and death even if they're in their 50s or 60s. Most experts agree that a health-promoting lifestyle such as eating well, being active, and not smoking can cut overall risk of heart disease by 80 percent.
  • The Dark Side Of The Vaccination Game
    Vaccines are commonplace nowadays, with most parents eagerly giving their child “shots” to keep them from contracting certain illnesses. However, for some of the population, genetic factors make them risk more a lot by taking a vaccine because of the potential side effects.
  • Baby in the Boardroom : How to Juggle the Demands of Pregnancy and Your Job
    As long as a woman is healthy and regularly sees her doctor, there is no reason why she should not continue to work while she is pregnant. This poses little or no risk to the child. But if the health of the mother and the unborn child is threatened, certain changes must be made to accommodate their needs.
  • The Drought Within: Dry Mouth And Its Effects
    This article is about dry mouth. It briefly discusses the different causes of having dry mouth. It may be a side effect of different legal and illegal medications, a symptom of underlying diseases or infection, a secondary effect of having bouts of depression and/or anxiety attacks, or as a clear sign of dehydration. Also included in this article are simple steps to take to work around dry mouth and alleviate the feeling of dryness in the mouth.
  • Letting Sleeping Dogs Lie
    Sleep is an aspect of human life that is universally recognized and accepted, but not always fully understood. Science is still relatively unsure of why the things that happen during sleep actually happen and why they don't happen during the day, but there is extensive research underway to find the answers.
  • Multivitamins Benefits: Fact Or Fiction?
    The article talks about the conventional use of multivitamins for improved health and well-being. Some of these benefits are baseless and doubtful. Individuals who decide to take multivitamins should consult doctors to know the right amounts of vitamins and minerals that should be consumed. Side effects and drug interactions that may occur while taking medical supplementation should also be known.
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  • Obesity: Determining The Cause And Developing The Remedy
    The article talks about the problem of obesity and weight gain. It states that because of the problem regarding weight, many individuals are trying to determine the right body fat for their age, weight, height, etc. The Body Mass Index (BMI) is a method that is used by many too determine one's body fat. However, there are many methods that are more accurate in determining body fat than BMI.
  • Suicide: Not The Easy Way Out
    This article talks about the harsh reality of people committing suicide. The article discusses how suicide is viewed as an “easy way out” of problems and emotional distress. Several paragraphs are devoted to the discussion of how group therapy and counseling can bring back depressed people who are on the brink of suicide to a healthier, more positive state of mind.
  • Believe It, You Are What You Eat!
    While the old adage that says, “you are what you eat” may be a bit exaggerated, the food, water, and other substances we consume can have profound effects on physical, mental, and emotional wellness or illness. Evidence continues to mount up suggesting that the food we eat have powerful effects not only physically, but psychologically as well.
  • Be Emotionally Healthy And Live A Colorful Life!
    Promoting emotional health is necessary to achieve optimum health. It requires a multi-dimensional approach such as counseling, anger management, meditation and physical exercise. As many people and physicians focus on physical health, emotional health is also of prime importance.
  • Health Concerns Of Going Low-Fat
    Consuming low-fat food is perceived by the majority as an effective method in improving overall health, physique, and athletic performance. Many health studies show that fat is a major source of energy for the human body, but excessive or insufficient fat in one's diet may cause ill-effects to one's health.
  • Exercise Myths Explained
    Despite the health benefits that are brought by exercising and working out. A lot of people are hesitant to partake in these activities because of perceived ill-effects that exercising may bring. In the 21st century, infomercials, magazines, videos, and friends may give conflicting advice. These results in confusion and is probably the reason why many individuals prevented from getting in shape.
  • Common Psychoactive Treatments
    This article talks about how simple medications can be of big use to people everywhere. This article focuses on a certain class of medications called psychoactive drugs are used for the treatment of common psychological disorders such as depression, anxiety, and insomnia.
  • Post Traumatic Stress Among Soldiers
    Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is prevalent among combat soldiers especially in war torn places, where one is constantly exposed to death and violence. A war veteran suffering from this disorder is affected emotionally and physically. It is important to know the symptoms and treatment so that a person can undergo a good recovery program.
  • To Be Young, Hip And Super Thin
    One of the main problems which plague young people today besides depression is eating disorder. Thin is “in” and that is what media is mostly promoting. To be popular and beautiful is to have waif-like bodies of those supermodels in the catwalk. One of those eating disorders is bulimia and is a well guarded illness that comes out from young women with poor self image.
  • Stretching Your Way To Health And Fitness
    The article is about the ancient Indian spiritual and physical exercise called yoga. Yoga, as a physical regimen, is considered as a simple yet effective form of physical therapy that emphasizes the use of various body postures and breathing patterns as a means to alleviate body pain, stress, and anxiety.
  • Power, Pleasure, Pain: The Psychology Of S&M
    For many years, the S&M community has been lauded as a group of individuals who were crazy, sexually deviant, or just plain evil. However, according to recent findings, psychologists are starting to believe that S&M practitioners are actually perfectly sane people and that accepting those aspects of their personalities could actually be beneficial for a person.
  • Tobacco Warning: Even Non-Smokers Are At Risk
    The article is about the dangers of smoking and the harmful effects of tobacco smoke to non-smokers. Information and statistics about smoking - related deaths is included in the article. Part of the discussion centers on the risks encountered by non-smokers whenever they involuntarily inhale second-hand smoke.
  • Death On The Catwalk
    The article is about anorexia and bulimia, psychological disorders that have plagued the movie and fashion industry. Definition, common signs and symptoms, and treatment options for anorexia and bulimia are discussed in the article. The cases of Karen Carpenter and Princess Diana are also cited in the article to highlight the difficulties and dangers associated with these disorders.
  • Mind-Puzzling Math!
    Generally, a lot of people get nervous at the thought of studying or using math. It is almost as though it is normal that one is afraid of math or is no good at the subject. Often, this perception causes people to suffer from math anxiety.
  • Your Kids Might Be Dyslexics, Read On!
    The most common and best-known verbal learning disability is dyslexia, which causes people to have trouble recognizing or processing letters and the sounds associated with them. For this reason, people with dyslexia have trouble with reading and writing tasks or assignments. However, with proper teaching, counseling and adept tutoring, they do learn to manage.
  • Insoluble Fiber And Weight-Loss
    Many fruits and vegetables are known for numerous health benefits. Diets composed of five to nine serving of fruits and vegetables may help reduce the risk of chronic ailments, other physical ailments, and promote weight loss. Controlling one's weight is easier with a food regimen composed fruits and vegetables.
  • STD: It Could Happen To You
    Living in a sexually permissive society exposes people to the risk of getting infected with Sexually Transmitted Disease. It is the duty of the parents to prepare their children in the matters of physical, emotional and social dimensions of sexual health and its consequences.
  • When Pregnancy Doesn't Happen At The Drop Of The Hat
    Difficulty in achieving pregnancy can cause anxiety. Unexplained infertility can be very frustrating but it doesn't necessarily mean that there is no longer a possibility of getting pregnant.
  • When Your Date With The Stork Is Taking Too Long
    A woman's chances of getting pregnant may be affected by changes in the reproductive system as well as conditions such as infertility and endometriosis.
  • How Enhanced Sex Lives Can Lead To Healthy Marriages
    Sexuality is one of the key factors of having a healthy marriage it not just about satisfying each others libido, it is about effective communication and intimacy. Studies show that frequent sex between married couples lowers feelings of insecurity and increases the level of commitment. The whole process deepens their physical intimacy and strengthens their bond of love.
  • Going For The Sweet Alternative Against Stress And Impotency
    This article features chocolate, which, aside the delight it can give to a person, can also help us in some distressing states of our life like stress and impotency.
  • Manhood Is More Than Mastery In Bedroom
    This article feature the causes of sexual impotence. Accordingly, there are two causes of sexual impotence, psychological or non-organic and physical or organic.
  • Why Having A Weight Loss Plan Make Sense
    The articles tackles the issue of obesity and being overweight, which are now considered as modern health epidemics in the United States. The article also cites some practical advice on how to lose weight and how to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
  • Anna Nicole Smith: Accidental Overdose?
    Celebrities are prone to drug overdose due to the stress and pressure their career and lifestyle bring. Drug overdose can either be accidental or intentional. Those who do it on purpose may be suffering from underlying mental health conditions, as well as emotional problems such as depression and anxiety disorder.
  • Sinusitis : A Nosey Problem
    Inflammation of the sinuses may be caused by viruses or bacteria, or a combination of both.
  • Why Celebrity Diets Don't Work For Non-Celebrities
    Obesity and being overweight are also issues that confront Hollywood celebrities. Being overweight is not just a matter of not being in top physical form. For famous actors and singers, it can even cause the loss of an acting job or a recording contract. Aside from a discussion about celebrity diets, the article also cites some of the reasons why these fads do not work for “regular” people. The article also presents alternative means to lose weight such as the use of a weight loss pill.
  • The Double “O” Of Poor Health
    The article is about the issues of being overweight and obesity, which are considered as the two “O's” of poor health. Millions of people are prone to heart disease, kidney problems, and other health problems due to being overweight. Regular exercise, a low-fat diet, and if necessary, the use of weight loss pills are presented as the effective means of weight reduction and health management.
  • The Quest For The Fountain Of Youth
    For both men and women, the aging process transforms the skin in relation with hormonal activity, environment as well as one's personal hygiene and skin care habits. And regardless of gender, there is so much more to skin care treatments than just a desire to look youthful.
  • Planning a worry-free family vacation
    How travel is part of everyone's life experiences; on traveling basics; planning the family vacation; additional details on planning the trip; how stress and anxiety is felt before and during the vacation; making plans before the trip avoids all possible mistakes or delays.
  • Nausea and Vomiting: Common Signs of Illnesses that No One Should Ignore
    How people get certain illnesses in their bodies; the difference of nausea and vomiting and other health conditions; definition of nausea; definition of vomiting; causes of nausea and vomiting.
  • The Fallacy Of High-Protein Diets
    The article talks about the ill-effects of consuming too much protein. Right amounts of protein is essential to the body because it contains amino acids. Amino acids according to health experts is considered as the body's building block. Too much of protein on the other hand may lead to kidney failure, colon and prostate cancer, and osteoporosis.
  • Caffeine: the culprit behind our migraines
    Coffee is one of the primary reason to trigger migraines
  • The Dolphin Drug 
    This article features a backgrounder on the dolphins and how their “so-called” vocalizations can provide a soothing relief to human problems. 
  • Arthritis for old age
    Old people being vulnerable to a special kind of arthritis; osteoarthritis and its symptoms; other factors leading to osteoarthritis; arthritis pain relief with osteoarthritis.
  • Vision Loss: Keep an Eye on it!
    Proper eye care and signs of vision loss are tackled on this article.
  • Frantic Friday for Migraine Sufferers
    Migraine headaches and visual migraine are discussed in this article. It deals with symptoms and definitions of the two conditions.
  • Loving your ABC's and Overcoming Test Anxiety
    This article features the reality of test anxiety and its causes.
  • Get out of the trap...now!
    This article tackles the causes of stress that afflicts million of people, including those who are caught in the credit card debt trap. The article also discusses stress management as one of the means to cope with the demands of work and life in general.
  • Sexual Health and Weight Loss
    Weight Loss is not about vanity. Its about living a healthy lifestyle and improving the sexual health of both men and women.
  • The Adonis Complex
    The article is about the rampant use of steroids in today's society. Before only the professional wrestlers and “hard core” body-builders are known to take this banned substance. An alarming number of professionals according to studies are known to take this drug to improve their physique.
  • Meditation: Relaxing The Body And The Mind
    Meditation is a form of relaxation technique which can offer physical, psychological, and spiritual benefits.
  • ANTI INFLAMMATORY DRUGS CAN BE ALSO GOOD FOR ASTHMATIC PERSONS
    The article is about asthma and its causes, symptoms, and treatment which include allergen management and the use of anti-inflammatory drugs..
  • Sleeping Pill 101
    The article delves into the causes, effects and the options available to address sleep deprivation. Included are information regarding researches made about the health risks and negative consequences of long-term sleep deprivation.
  • Be a Man (Issues on male sex abuse)
    This article features the reality men being sexual abused at work and how preconceived notions of male machismo inhibits a man to act on such issue.
  • Anxiety? No need to worry.
    This article discusses anxiety and possible treatments to the said problem.
  • Winning the War Within: High Anxiety Hits US Soldiers
    Cases of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD is now becoming more prevalent in the US Army as the war in Iraq continues. Records show that 12% to 20% of soldiers deployed in Iraq have been diagnosed with mild to sever PTSD. For its part, the US Army started several programs to address the growing emotional and psychological malady through a combination of counseling, group and individual therapy, and the prescription of anti-anxiety medication.
  • Too much of the good thing
    The article talks about the adverse effects of too much exercise and exercising improperly. Too much exercise and over-training may lead to wear and tear of certain muscles and joints of the body. One may develop arthritis because of this wear and tear.
  • Healthy lifestyle brings arthritis pain relief
    The article talks about the two kinds of arthritis: osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. It gives the symptoms and causes of arthritis. People should not be dependent on medication but should also focus on being physically active and making sure they eat the right food.
  • Having An Anxiety Attack In Today's Modern World
    The article talks about the two kinds of arthritis: osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. It gives the symptoms and causes of arthritis. People should not be dependent on medication but should also focus on being physically active and making sure they eat the right food.

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