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Category Archives: Depression
Diabetes and Depression
Given the responsibilities that come with diabetes–the monitoring, the medications, the constant self-control–it’s not surprising that people who have the condition are twice as likely to suffer from depression as those who don’t. “It’s a 24-hour disease,” explains John Anderson, … Continue reading
Sweet Solutions
High sugar intake and depression go hand in hand, instead try these. HONEY It contains traces of B vitamins, folate, iron, and manganese, in addition to 181 different bioactive compounds such as quercetin and caffeic acid, which boost energy production … Continue reading
Red Flags You Watch For in Children’s Behavior
About Depression Until recently, it was believed that children did not experience depression. We now know that even infants can suffer from depression. While many factors can trigger depression, such as stressful or traumatic events or an inherited vulnerability, researchers … Continue reading
Do You Know the Warning Signs of Depression in Children?
In Infants and Toddlers Too little or too much crying, excessive whining Little motor activity Lack of pressure in developmentally appropriate activities Failure to grow and thrive In Adolescents Any of the symptoms for school-aged children or any of the … Continue reading
Depression and Heart Disease
Many people are concerned about a possible connection between stress and heart disease. Many studies do report a connection for both women and men. Fior example, the most commonly reported “trigger” for a heart attack is an emotionally upsetting event, … Continue reading
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