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Articles related to "Cortisol"
The Uses of Steroid Medication Corticosteroid drugs are used extensively in medicine. Sensible use requires knowledge of their considerable benefits and their known side-effects. uses of steroids • effects of sex hormones • effects of androgens • effects of oestrogens • sport and anabolic steroids
Adrenal Insufficiency This article describes the causes, symptoms, signs and changes seen in adrenal insufficiency as well as the tests and procedures used for its diagnosis. autoimmune • adrenal • insufficiency • gland • infection
The Relationship between Biochemistry and Aggression (part 2) The relationships between biochemistry and neurochemistry with violent human aggression is investigated. Biochemical studies strongly support a positively correlated relationship between testosterone and aggression. A mediating relationship between cortisol and testosterone is apparent. Neurochemical evidence is not as clear. However, a significant relationship between serotonergic functioning and aggression is evident. Causal relationships have been difficult to infer, but, are somewhat supported. THIS WEEK: Cortisol and Serotonin forensics • aggression • biochemistry • neurochemistry • psychology
Cortisol and antisocial behavior Antisocial behavior in boys tied to low cortisol levels. This fact leads psychologists to re-think behavioral treatment cortisol • childhood-onset-conduct-disorder
Staying Healthy Through Stress Insight on how severe stress--caused by tragedy like the one suffered by thousands of Americans September 11--may affect asthma and your health in general. asthma • attack • stress • cortisol • tragedy
Addison's Disease This articles describe primary adrenal insufficiency or Addison's disease, including its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. addisons • disease • adrenal • insufficiency • autoimmune
Prevention of Osteoporosis Naturally decrease your risk of this harmful disease by making a few simple diet and lifestyle changes. osteoporosis • bone • calcium • magnesium • phosphoric
The Pleasure Principle A study by the research group ARISE shows that guilt can cause patients to deprive themselves of pleasure....to the detriment of their health. autoimmune disease • pleasure • enjoyment • stress • cortisol
Cushing's Disease in Dogs Canine hyperadrenocorticism, also known as Cushing's syndrome or Cushing's disease, is a serious disease involving the adrenal glands. cushings disease • cushings syndrome • cushings • cushings disease in dog • canine cushing's disease
Thunderstorm Phobia in Dogs Storm anxiety can affect some breeds more than others. Studies may provide insight for calming the dog who is fearful of thunder, rain, and wind. dogs fearful of storms • thunderstorms • dogs • thunderstorm phobia in dogs • storm phobic dogs
Psoriasis in Crisis Long hours spent attending to the needs of others sometimes means you have little time to attend to your own needs. Take comfort in caring for yourself and your psoriasis. psoriasis • skin • care • self • routine
Resolving Conflict in Marriage Many couples worry that fighting means a marriage is in trouble. On the contrary, psychologists believe resolving conflict in marriage is the key to a happy relationship. resolving conflict in marriage • arguments • fighting couples • marital relationships • fear of intimacy
A Case of Postpartum Depression in “The Yellow Wallpaper” , Part 2 This is the second part of the article 'A Case of Postpartum Depression in “The Yellow Wallpaper ”' postpartum depression • depression • serotonin • the yellow wallpaper • american gothic
Abdominal Obesity and Health Risks Research shows that abdominal fat can be an indicator for a host of health problems. abdominal obesity • health risks • bmi • waist-to-hip ratio • diabetes
Asthma Symptoms & Treatment University Study Asthma symptoms and treatment comparison study by the University of London. Childhood obesity statistics and asthma relationship article by L.A. Children's Hospital. asthma symptoms treatment • what causes asthma • childhood obesity overweight • asthma signs symptoms treatment • metabolic syndrome
Be Stress Free for Best Chances of Conceiving The very act of trying to conceive can bring on more stress than couples can imagine, especially if it’s taking months or years. Month after month of negative results can bring on added stress, and this isn’t healthy for the reproductive cycle. Stress actually hinders ovulation, and puts the delicate reproductive hormones out of balance. stress • trying to conceive • pregnant
Addison's Disease in Dogs Canine hypoadrenocorticism, also known as Canine Addison's Disease, is a serious illness involving the adrenal glands. addison's disease • addison's disease symptoms • addison's disease symptom • addison's disease in dog • addison's disease in dogs
Alzheimers Carers Writing Study People caring for family members with Alzheimer's, are encouraged to write about their feelings, in an Internet-based study to see if this will reduce their stress. family caregiver writing study • university of iowa college of nursing writing stud • university of iowa’s dr howard butcher • benefits of writing therapy • writing therapy for alzheimer’s caregivers
Depression - Getting Help Now Don't feel alone. Depression affects twice as many women as men regardless of racial and ethnic background or economic status. And once you identify the symptoms and understand there is help, it's time to take the first step. depression • symptoms • drugs • causes • women's health
The Importance of Bonding With Your Child. Research has proven that without a secure mother figure, a child who is exposed to unexpected events will have an intense stress reaction. babies • bonding • mother • mary alward • mary m alward
The Effects Of RSD Upon the Mental State of the Patient A program of defense against the ravages of RSD is possible. A multi-pronged attack upon the disease includes pain management and medication, physical therapy, diet and supplements, developement of a support system, and the use of a mind-set or mental strategy to defend against the disease. intractable pain • ganglion • trigger-points • mental strategy • mind-set
Tinea Versicolor: Treating a Chronic Skin Infection Tinea Versicolor effects 5% of the American population alone mostly striking teenagers and young men. This fungal infection is not easily cured, usually a chronic condition, and often requires constant maintenance and management to keep it under control. tinea versicolor • fungal infections • yeast • skin • selsun blue
DHEA: The Anti-Aging Super Hormone DHEA is a powerful hormone that can be very benefital to your overall health plan. Recent human studies are very persuasive in demonstrating how DHEA can increase energy levels, sexual function and reduce many degenerative diseases. dhea • hormones • health • inflammation • aging
Canine Epilepsy Hypothyroidism in dogs can cause sudden onset of epilepsy, unprovoked aggression, moodiness, depression, hyperactivity, anxiety, and other undesirable behaviors. canine hypothyroidism • canine epilepsy • dogs seizures • autoimmune thyroid disease dogs • autoimmune hypothyroidism dogs
How to Get Rid of Belly Fat It's not by investing in "miracle drugs" or fancy exercise equipment that you get rid of belly fat. Instead, it's by eating properly and toning your stomach. getting rid of belly fat • how to get rid of belly fat • fat around your middle • how to shed stomach weight • tips for getting rid of belly fat
10 Ways to Boost Immune Health What if, this winter, you discovered a simple way to boost your immune system so you won't get sick? What if there were ten? cold and flu virus • immunity and winter health • sugar good bad immune • coffee dehydrates • acid alkali food ph immune system
Addison's Disease in Pets Addison's Disease can dramatically affect a pet's health, but with proper medication, hypoadrenocorticism can be successfully managed. addison’s disease in dogs • hypoadrenocorticism in pets • addisonian crisis and pets • adrenal glands in pets • acth stimulation test in dogs
Laughter and Health Research indicates that laughter can increase pain tolerance and immune function, reduce stress hormones, improve circulation, burn calories and reduce blood sugar. laughter health • laughter pain tolerance • laughter immune system • laughter circulation • laughter fitness
Lose Weight Over the Holidays Skip the annual holiday season weight gain by adopting a few simple lifestyle adjustments that will enable you to get healthy, lose weight, and still enjoy festivities. holiday weight gain • lose weight • losing weight over a year • losing weight over the holidays • gain weight
The Neurodevelopmental Impact of Childhood Abuse Describes in greater detail how abuse affects the brain, leading to the development of conditions such as those seen in DID did abuse trauma violence personality disorder
Novel Targets, Novel Meds The next generation of meds will zero in on new targets. What are today's researchers looking for? depression • husseini manji • neurogeneis • neuroprotection • novel targets
Osteoporosis it's not just for elderly women This article deals with osteoporosis and how to prevent and treat. It goes over a brief overview of the disease and gives some web sites to research osteoporosis. osteoporosis • mens health • womens health • estrogen replacement • calcium
Daycare and Children What is the latest news of the effects of institutionalized childcare? The National Institutes on Health releases it's latest report on the pros - and cons of daycare. daycare • institutionalized childcare • effects of daycare • quality childcare • daycare and language skills
Diabetes and Depression - Which Comes First? Depression has long been linked with diabetes. Research shows that the mood and blood sugar disturbances worsen each other and can be a lethal combination. diabetes depression symptom • prevent treatment for diabetes • diabetes type 2 info • diabetes diet nutrition • depression diabetes obesity
Managing Stress with Nutrition Chronic stress can have devastating effects on health. Learn how a few simple dietary changes can significantly minimize the damage caused by stress. foods for stress relief • eating for health • diet to reduce stress • stress relief • stress mangement techniques
Depression and Stress It's not just the neurotransmitters. These days, we are discovering more reasons why our very lives depend on how we manage stress. depression • stress • depression and stress • surgeon general • cognitive therapy
Does Drinking Coffee Make You Fat? People usually drink coffee for the jolting perk the caffeine buzz coffee is famous for, but did you know that coffee can actually rob you of energy and make you fat? coffee makes you fat • coffee as a drug • weight gain • caffeinated beverages • hypothyroidism
Getting Baby to Sleep Through the Night Infant sleep is a much misunderstood topic. This article discusses common sleep problems such as night waking and examines the effects of sleep training techniques. getting baby to sleep through the night • myths about infant sleep patterns • sleep problems in babies • infant sleep problems • night waking in babies
Stress and Meditation Meditation and conscious breathing can actually relieve and reduce the body's stress response. stress • meditation • breathing • breath • adrenal glands
The Thyroid and Adrenal Connection When, and only when, autoimmune hypothyroidism and adrenal insufficiency occur together, correcting one disorder can effectively correct the other. autoimmune polyglandular syndrome • autoimmune adrenal insufficiency • adrenal insufficiency • autoimmune hypothyroidism • hypothyroidism
Night Eating Syndrome and Nocturnal Sleep-Related Eating Disorder Night Eating Syndrome and Nocturnal Sleep-Eating Disorder are becoming recognized in many circles as both eating disorders and sleep disorders. night eating syndrome • nes • nes syndrome • aned • sleep eating
The Body/Brain Connection in the Conditioned Fear Response (Part 2) What takes place physiologically when we experience or believe we are in a threatening or dangerous situation? This article discusses how conditioned fear responses affect trauma survivors did • ptsd • abuse • trauma • conditioned fear responses
Hope Floats The head of the NIMH's mood and anxiety disorders program gives us a look at the near future. depression • bipolar disorder • dennis charney md • new depression treatments • new depression drugs
New Research on Depression Did you know that nature & nurture combine to increase the risk of depression? Here's the new research on this mood disorder, plus new information about antidepressants. new research on depression • common cold of mental health • antidepressant treatments • mood disorders • causes of depression in women
Night Eating Syndrome Help and Treatment Night Eating Syndrome is an eating disorder that needs help to be overcome. Anorexia, bulimia and binge eating treatment are common. night eating syndrome help • eating disorder treatment • anorexia • bulimia • binge eating
Pregnancy Week by Week - Week 9 As you enter week nine of your pregnancy, your baby is no longer an embryo. Several new changes are apparent as your baby continues to grow. fetus • pregnancy books • prenatal testing • bmi • morning sickness
Stress Management This article deals with stress management. Not how to reduce the stress in your life, but how to deal with the stress you have. stress management • flight-or-flight • relaxation response
Under My Skin It could be that life's little annoyances do get under your skin. Stress may aggravate psoriasis. psoriasis • stress • emotion • emotions • anger
Basic Causes of Thyroid Dysfunction What makes good thyroids go bad? It's a combination of things including hormonal imbalances, preexisting conditions and much more. Read more about the basics of thyroid dysfunction here. hypothyroidism • hormone • thyroid hormone • tyrosine • iodine
Depression and Diabetes The bad news is you may be at risk for diabetes. The good news is there is something you can do about it. depression • diabetes • patrick lustman • diabetes and depression • depression and diabetes |
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