According to the International OCD Foundation, approximately 2% to 6% of people suffer from hoarding disorder. And one version of that is stocking up on food Many people love to see their cupboards full of food for themselves and their families. However, when the amount of food is excessive, the person hides the food on … Read more
Finding ways to avoid stress can help prevent heart disease, strokes, obesity and diabetes How is it different from people who embrace change and follow their instincts? Who responds well to adversity, without too much emphasis, briefly considered “more resilient”? Brain and gut, UCLA researchers answer. Scientists looked at the brains and gut microbiomes of … Read more
Omega-3 fatty acids not only benefit the heart, but also calm the body and suppress aggressive behavior. This was the conclusion of scientists from the University of Pennsylvania who analyzed data from 29 randomized controlled trials (1996-2024). Specifically, tests conducted on 4,000 people from all over the world were able to prove that oily fish … Read more
About 30% of people with depression do not respond at all to either medication or psychotherapy. depression can be divided into six different types using tomography the brain according to new research reports. this new study published Journal of Nature Medicine may improve treatment for many suffering from this debilitating disorder. Researchers analyzed brain MRI … Read more
Results of a new survey. How the generation gap affects working conditions. When young people start working, they face many problems and try to find their place in the workplace. Many feel stressed and lonely, while others feel their contributions are under-recognised, a new survey shows. According to the researchers, these feelings are indicative of … Read more
What are its root causes, what triggers it and how does a person behave when he gets jealous. Jealousy is a normal emotion, but if it goes beyond a certain limit and becomes obsessive and jealous, it can be toxic if it affects a person’s behavior and daily life, says a Greek expert. Jealousy is … Read more
The main theme of the conference organized at the Vafopouleio Spiritual Center was the psycho-emotional disorders of adolescence. 60-70% of mental disorders appear mainly during adolescence and between the ages of 12 and 25, with two high-risk ages for mental disorders (14.5 and 30 years), as scientists claim. emphasized by Professor of AUTH 2nd Psychiatry … Read more
Sleeping after midnight may increase the risk of developing mental health problems, a study suggests. THE to sleep the hours we sleep during the day affect not only our physical but also our mental health. Scientists have been paying attention to the importance of quality sleep at night for years. A new study from Imperial … Read more
What an analysis of dozens of previous studies has shown. How common are withdrawal symptoms? Antidepressants can greatly help those who suffer from persistent low mood. But many patients are hesitant to take them because they fear what will happen if they stop. The new analysis answers the question, combining 79 previous findings. They included … Read more
Disturbed sleep can seriously impair rational thinking, which can lead to impulsive behavior The early morning hours may be the most dangerous for someone on the verge of suicide or homicide, according to a new study. Researchers report that those awake between 2 and 3 a.m. are five times more likely to commit suicide and … Read more