What Areas of the Brain are Affected by Schizophrenia?
Disruptions in brain structures and brain function may be catalysts for schizophrenia. Here’s what we know about how specific areas of the brain are affected.
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Understanding neurochemistry, clinical symptoms, and interpersonal strategies is vital for managing PTSD, narcissism, and various mood disorders.
Is Semolina Flour Gluten Free?
Wheat kernels contain three parts: the outer coating known as bran, the germ portion that contains the plant embryo and the endosperm that comprises up to 80 percent of the kernel. Wheat is milled to separate these components and recombine them in various ways to create an array of flours.
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How to Deal With Anxiety by Changing Your Perspective
Everyone has anxiety at one time or another. If yours is out of control, check out these mental tools for short-circuiting that general sense of uneasiness or dread.
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How to Calm Anxiety With Yoga
If you're feeling the negative effects of anxiety, here are the five best yoga poses to help relieve the symptoms and calm your nerves.
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Marie Forleo Shares Her Secrets for Avoiding Burnout
Marie Forleo, host of MarieTV, knows a thing or two about having a busy life. After leaving the corporate world, Forleo launched a successful life-coaching business, which now comprises the weekly show she hosts on MarieTV, online training courses and a book. She calls herself a “multi-passionate entrepreneur.
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ASMR: Is the Solution to Your Anxiety in This Weird YouTube Trend?
Autonomous sensory meridian response (aka ASMR) is a growing trend on YouTube and Instagram. Find out exactly what it is and how you can experience it for yourself.
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Scared of psychopaths? Stay away from this U.S. state
The greatest amount of psychopaths in the United States are located in Washington D.C., according to new research. And yeah, it has something to do with politicians.
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How Adderall Affects People That Don't Have ADHD
You may be curious about the purported benefits of taking Adderall even if you don't have ADHD. But as with any medication, you shouldn't take prescritions you doctor hasn't expressly given you.
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Mark Wahlberg gets real about battling depression
Mark Wahlberg is the latest male celebrity to admit he has battled depression, revealing how he beat the blues.
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10 Most Common Health Conditions
It might seem like a simple task to list the most common diseases -- but it's not, for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, there is no national or global tracking system for enumerating the occurrence of most diseases.
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Ryan Reynolds shares his technique for dealing with crippling anxiety
In a new interview with the New York Times, "Deadpool" star Ryan Reynolds reveals a life-long struggle with anxiety.
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10 Best Anti-Anxiety Apps That Will Help You De-Stress
Pounding heart, dry mouth, sweaty palms. While nervous jitters before a job interview or first date are common, many people suffer from severe anxiety every day, disrupting daily life and impacting their ability to connect with others.
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The One Workout That Helped Cure My Anxiety
A solo sport like running should be the last thing that helps ease my anxiety symptoms. But it does.
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An Online Quiz Helped This YouTube Star Diagnose Her Own Depression
Michelle Phan dishes on her depression, which resulted from her nonstop hustling as well as the constant pressure to keep up with her online presence.
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The 10 Most Stressed States in the U.S. and the 10 Least
Here are the 10 most stressed-out U.S. states (in order of more to most stressed) along with the 10 least stressed-out states (in order of less to least stressed).
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Olympian Adam Rippon Opens Up About His Eating Disorder
In an explosive new interview, Olympic ice skater Adam Rippon blows the lid off eating disorders in the male figure skating world.
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Does a Sudden Withdrawal of Vitamins Cause Depression?
A sudden withdrawal of vitamins, whether from crash dieting or a lack of healthy food, can cause a range of symptoms of poor health, creating conditions where you are more vulnerable to depression. Depression is a serious illness with complicated origins.
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Bounce Back From an Eating Binge
The urge to binge is primal, an instinct intended to protect us from starvation. "It goes back to the cavemen days," said Judith Beck, clinical psychologist and author of "The Beck Diet Solution: Train Yourself to Think Like a Thin Person." "
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Kelly Clarkson Opens Up About the Link Between Her Mental Health and Her Weight
Kelly Clarkson claims when she was at her thinnest, she was actually miserable and that her skinny appearance was the result of her unhappy state.
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The One Food I Gave Up to Relieve My Anxiety
I’ll be the first to admit that [living with anxiety](https://www.livestrong.com/article/13683446-why-anxiety-is-especially-difficult-for-a-woman/) is not easy. But trying to manage anxiety while being [addicted to sugar](https://www.livestrong.com/slideshow/1004201-15-reasons-kick-sugar/)? That’s next to impossible.
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