Category Archives for Psychology

Weight Loss and Depression

By: Juliet Cohen Category: Depression Depression is one of the toughest conditions of life to stay with. Many people who suffer from depression experience gain in weight, which is an added tension. Weight

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Why Do My Children Have Obesity Problems?

By: Hamza Davis Category: Psychology Overweight children and adolescents have significantly increased during the past decade. There are times during childhood and adolescence where one is deeply susceptible

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What Are Some Treatments for Eating Disorders?

By: Hamza Davis Category: Psychology In 1997, 22-year-old Heidi Gunther died of a heart attack during a vacation trip with her family. She was at the time a ballet dancer for the Boston Ballet. Heidi

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Is It Effortless to Moderate the Risk of Heart Disease?

By: Hamza Davis Category: Psychology Staying healthy is something for which everyone must take as a personal duty. A considerable part of staying disease-free is eating a nutritious and balanced diet.

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Protecting Our Children’s Self Appearance by Avoiding Steroids

By: Hamza Davis Category: Psychology It is not a surprise to most people that health studies point to our beloved culture as a perpetrator of body appearance which has corresponded to the self-awareness

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Parents, ask and think before you dish out your advice

By: Jacob Gan Category: Psychology Our children do share their problems with us, though it may not be a regular occurence in most families. Unfortunately, the way we we respond very often underminds

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