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241: The Implosive Nature of Schizophrenia
The outward signs of schizophrenia may be well-known, but most patients who develop them are rather skilled at keeping them from other people. They may appear odd at times, but most people dismiss this oddness as the occasional fit of weirdness that people subconsciously afford others. This can often make it difficult for people to recognize that they need help.
242: High-Level and Demanding Sports Detrimental To Youth
High-level tennis and the demand of modern sports can be detrimental to the spine of young people. Serious abnormalities were found to afflict 85% of young people who were part of a study conducted by researchers regarding the effects of these sports during the growth spurt.
243: The Art of Letting Go
Letting go of a relationship that has meant everything to us is not the easiest thing to do. But whether one has to like it or not, it has to be done if we want to move on. There are things that we cannot live in the present, and one has to look ahead to the future until we achieve closure from the past.
244: The Roots of the Anxiety Problem
Anxiety is everywhere in the modern world, primarily because there are so many potential triggers. Everything from work to weight, from phobias to peer pressure, can result in someone developing a bad case of anxiety. Getting over the problem is crucial, but so is learning to live with the root of the problem.
245: Lost Lives Through Weight Loss
Recent study reveals a startling connection between suicide and a popular weight loss operation known as bariatric surgery. There is a great possibility that depressive symptoms may worsen in patients who have unrealistic expectations about the results of surgery, or who struggle not to regain weight after the procedure.
246: When Sleep Becomes an Age-Old Problem
It has always been thought that sleep starts to deteriorate in late middle age and steadily erodes from then on. New findings, however, shows that sleep problems are not due to aging itself, but mostly caused by illnesses or the medications used to treat the elderly.
247: Anti-Obesity Drug that Prevents Liver Diseases
This article talks about being overweight and obese. This health condition affects more #people than before, and also lists down several health problems that can arise when obesity is present. New studies have found one medication for obesity that can supposedly decrease the percentage of having liver diseases in overweight and obese people.
248: Is “Daddy” Ready for His Own Pill?
This article talks about how birth control pills have been used by women throughout the years. These medications allow the woman to have sexual intercourse without the worries of getting unwanted pregnancy. Today, several researchers have been studying the use of contraceptives in men.
249: Pain Tolerance and Expectations
Society has always expected men to be tough in the face of danger. However, sex or gender roles is only one of the factors that influence a person's pain tolerance. Other factors include age, race or ethnicity, motivation to endure pain, past experiences with pain, coping skills, and energy levels.
250: Pump Iron and Speed Up Your Metabolism
Some fitness enthusiasts have promoted the idea that regular weight lifting can increase skeletal muscle mass, such exercise will dramatically increase RMR or (Resting Metabolic Rate). Lifting weights burns calories and speeds up metabolism not only during the weight lifting workout but also while the body builds bigger and stronger muscles.
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