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Saturday, 03 November 2007 |
By Phyllis Goldberg
Although present day Halloween activities revolve around trick-or-treating and costume parties, historically masks were worn to placate the evil spirits. You may not be frightened by pumpkins carved into eerie faces nor believe in witches and goblins. But when is the last time you thought seriously about the "ghosts" that have been haunting you far too long?
The negative feelings that you may be experiencing - from time to time or perhaps more regularly - could be due to normal unhappiness, stress from overload, situational sadness, or even clinical depression. When there is no obvious trigger for emotional symptoms, they are often minimized, ignored or dismissed. But did you know that one in four people suffer from depression at some time in their life? Close to 50% don't receive treatment yet, in the past few years, there has been a marked increase in the use of antidepressants - 120 million prescriptions were filled in 2005.
If you have had feelings of extreme sadness, helplessness or hopelessness for more than two weeks, you should consider scheduling an |
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Friday, 02 November 2007 |
By Vladimir Krendel
Millions of people suffer around the world from a depressive illness. They think that depression is just a normal occurrence in their lives, which will go away after a short while. If you think of the fast moving and complicated world we live in today it's easy to feel a little overwhelmed and dismiss how serious depression can be. As is said everything has a cause to happen, so is the depression! Out of many probable causes, your faulty thyroid gland may be the main culprit to blame for. But take it easy! The all-natural supplement called thyromine has every reason to get rid off depression.
Do you know that no one is safe from being affected by depression because it affects everyone? It doesnt matter whether youre a male or female, rich or poor, educated or uneducated. Once a person starts becoming depressed, he or she usually behaves in a manner that intensifies the illness. It is a vicious circle that can be very difficult to break free.
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