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Huntington's Behavioral Issues
Cognitive/ Emotional problems in Huntington's disease patients can cause behavioral issues for caretakers. Some techniques can help the situation.
huntington's disease • hd • behavioral problems • dementia • aggression

Is it really menopause?
A personal account of hyperthyroidism, Graves disease, giving an overview of the disease, symptoms and treatment choices.
thyroid • graves disease • radioactive iodine • irritability • hot flashes

ADD causes still unknown
Researchers continue to look for causes of ADD-AD/HD, a disorder that affects at least 14 million Americans. Adults -- especially women -- often go undiagnosed and untreated. What are the symptoms, and what can be done to help?
add • ad/hd • attention deficit disorder • attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder • american medical association

Food Additives - Part 3
Do artificial colors only cause headaches, or can they affect behavior? I'd like to share some first-hand experience as a parent and find out what you think.
food additive • food coloring • food colouring • food dye • behavior

Migraine Signs and Symptoms
Migraines can be very disabling for sufferers. This type of neurological disorder has telltale symptoms and also "auras", or warning signs, even in children.
migraines • migraine headaches • auras • warning signs • symptoms

Bipolar Disorder: Not Your Usual Ups and Downs
Bipolar disorder has received considerable attention from the media, but statistically speaking, it is rare. Learn more about it.
bipolar depression • bipolar • manic • depressive • depressed

Thyroid Disease-Psychiatric Aspect
Studies show an increased prevalence of psychiatric disorders and symptoms in patients with autoimmune thyroid disease and euthyroid goiter.
autoimmune • thyroid • psychiatric • disorders • goiter

Ain’t it a pain?
A look at the curious phenomenon of Couvade syndrome (not to be confused with masochism)
couvade syndrome • men • fathers • fatherhood • pregnancy

So, How Do I Know If It Is My Thyroid?
The symptoms of thyroid disease are often vague and can mimic other diseases. How can you decide if it really is thyroid related?
thyroid • hypothyroidism • hyperthyroidism • symptoms • graves' disease

Is it Normal Grief or Depression?
Learning how to tell the difference between grief and depression can help greatly in the recovery process of the person experiencing either of these responses.
grief • grieving • depression • depressed • loss

Deep Sleep
A life threatening disease runs rampid in parts of Africa and over 300,000 are in risk of getting it.
sleeping sickness • african sleeping sickness • african trypanosomiasis • tsetse fly • tsetse

Avoid Dehydration
Make sure you drink three to four quarts of water while backpacking in hot weather. Add a quart if you are traveling above 8,000 feet.
dehyrdation • backpacking • summer • drinking • thirst

Caregiver Stress Warning Signs
Signs to look for in caregiver stress and what you can do for yourself.
caregiver • caregiving • caregiver stress • signs of stress • senior care

Darker Shades Of Baby Blue: Post Partum Depression And Beyond
The difference in severity between Baby Blues, Postpartum Depression and Postpartum Psychosis are defined here.
baby blues • ppd • post partum • depression • psychosis

Give Your Body a Fighting Chance
A first step in getting healthy is to decrease your intake of poisons and to build up your immune system. How do you build up your immunity to disease? Give your body the weapons it needs to protect you and to fight the ever increasing barrage of enemies to health. Medical science is beginning to investigate the effectiveness of natural alternatives.
immunity • disease • garlic • natural remedies • herbs

Rebound Headaches
Rebound headaches are caused by overuse of pain relievers, even over-the-counter medications such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen. Stopping the cycle is difficult but you can do it.
headache • rebound headache • analgesics • withdrawal

The Problems of Prematurity: Cerebral Palsy
An overview of cerebral palsy, a condition common in babies born prematurely.
spasticity • premature birth

Books on Teen Eating Disorders
If you are concerned that your teenager may be exhibiting signs of an eating disorder, here are some books that could be helpful.
teen eating disorder • teen anorexia • bulimia • eating disorder nos • teen eating concerns

Borderline Personality
The main dynamic in the Borderline Personality Disorder is abandonment anxiety.
narcissism • personality • narcissistic • narcissistic personality disorder • npd

Don't Stress Over Patience
In today's high-paced society, it is easy to be impatient and feel stressed. Let's explore how stress increases health risks, and how to deal with stress constructively.
stress over • having patience • impatience • dealing with stress • coping with stress

Huntington's Disease Overview
HD is a degenerative brain disease that is genetic in nature. Due to its high mortality rate, researchers are trying to find a cure or slowing agent to stop its course.
huntington's disease • hd • neurological illness • brain • cognitive

Krabbe Disease
Affecting 1 in 100,000 people born in both the United States and in Europe, Krabbe Disease can lead to death before the age of 2.
krabbe • krabbe disease • krabbe disease symptoms • krabbe disease treatment • krabbe disease screening

Living a full life with depression
The American Medical Association says that now almost half of the population has a chronic illness
depression • anxiety • full • life • research

Pinworm Infection
In the United States pinworm infections are present in up to 12% of the general population.
pin worm • pinworm more:condition_symptoms • pinworm treatment • pinworms in lungs • pinworms

Reflexology for PMS
Studies show Reflexology may be helpful in the battle against mood swings, bloating, sleepless nights and cravings that come with PMS.
premenstrual syndrome and reflexology • foot hand ear reflexology • pms symptoms • natural relief for pms • premenstrual symptoms

Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder or manic depression is a less common type of depression. Here are the symptoms and treatments for manic depression, plus recent research findings.
symptoms of bipolar disorder • treatments for manic depression • types of depression • manic phase • treatment of bipolar disorder

TBI Challenges
Traumatic Brain Injuries cause challenges on many levels. Concerns are divided into the physical, cognitive, psychosocial, and behavioral-emotional levels.
tbi • traumatic brain injuries • challenges of brain injuries • brain injuries • impulsivity

ADHD
What is ADHD? What are the symptoms? What are the available treatments? This article offers a brief overview of the disorder and how it is treated.
adhd • stimulants for treatment of adhd • buproprion • clonidine

Bargain Horses--Are They Really A Bargain?
What you need to know before purchasing a cheap horse or accepting a free horse.
equine • horse • bargain • free • seller

MICROWAVE OVENS: Health Hazards???
This article looks at a few researches and observations regarding the ill effects of using microwave ovens and microwaved foods on the human body. A look at “Microwave Sickness” and other microwave related health problems.
microwave ovens • biological hazards • environmental hazards • microwatts exposure • microwave sickness

My Child Has Bipolar Disorder
A description of bipolar disorder in children, the difference between bipolar disorder and adhd and the treatment of BP in kids
child • bipolar-disorder • symptoms • treatment • links

Perennials that are good for you
Echinacea, Burdock and Valerian - how to grow them, enjoy them and utilize their medicine
echinacea • burdock • valerian • medicine • medicinal

Post Trautmatic Stress Disorder
What is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and what can be done about it?
trauma • ptsd • stress disorder • symdrome • mental illness

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

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