|
|
Articles related to "Serotonin"
Are Antidepressants Safe? Antidepressants are safe if responsibly prescribed and responsibly taken. antidepressant safety; depression; antidepressants
The Healing Garden Come into the healing garden and discover what may be the next natural cure for depression, anxiety attack, OCD and more revealed. Unbelievable, cheap as dirt discovery! healing garden • serotonin • homeopathy • natural cure • depression
A Case of Postpartum Depression in "The Yellow Wallpaper", Part 1 This article focuses on postpartum depression and how it is depicted in "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. It's a scientific paper. postpartum depression • depression • serotonin • american gothic • charlotte perkins gilman
Anorexia's Sisters: Bulimia and BED, Part I Bulimia and Binge Eating Disorder have more in common with anorexia than meets the eye. anorexia nervosa • bulimia nervosa • binge eating disorder • prozac • serotonin
Depression Among Shiftworkers The issue of workplace depression is discussed along with some symptoms and options for treatment. workplace depression • shiftworkers • serotonin • cognitive vs drug therapy
Getting Enough Sleep: The Question of Drug Therapy Getting enough sleep is crucial. Should you resort to drugs? sleep disorders • sleep therapy • l-tryptophan • serotonin • shiftwork
Substance P, Fibromaylgia and chronic pain how are they linked? Serotonin is vital to the chemical process of our brain and how it functions. serotonin
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
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
Does Food Affect Mood? Are you grumpy, moody, perhaps even depressed? It could be due to the foods you are eating. depression • food and mood • hormone imbalance • neurotransmitters • serotonin
The Top Ten Good Mood Foods The feel-good chemical, serotonin, cannot be produced by the body without tryptophan. Without serotonin, people feel low. Ten foods are natural sources of tryptophan. the top ten good mood foods • serotonin cannot be produced without tryptophan • tryptophans for improving mood • ten best foods for tryptophan • the serotonin secret
Benefits of 5-HTP for Fibromyalgia The herbal supplement 5-HTP has a number of health benefits, and is proving to be hugely beneficial for those suffering from fibromyalgia. 5-htp • 5 htp • benefits • fibromyalgia • l-5-hydroxytryptophan
Small Molecule Neurotransmitters Neurotransmitters are chemicals released by neurons for communication within the nervous system. Small molecules are one of the many that participate as signals. dopamine • serotonin • acetylcholine • norepinephrine • adrenalin
Relationship Between Biochemistry and Aggression (Conclusion) The conclussion of the three part serious on bio & neurochemical influences on aggressive behavior in humans. aggression • neurochemistry • biochemistry • psychology • psychiatry
Pharmaceutical Treatment of Depression Which antidepressant medication? When? For whom? depression • antidepressant medications • antidepressant • pharmaceutical • brain biochemistry
Treatment for Major Depression Major depressive disorder is a devastating, disabling psychiatric condition. Fortunately, various treatments can help those who suffer from it. depression • major depression • antidepressants • eletroconvulsive therapy • ect
Eating To Cheer Yourself Up "You are what you eat" is an underestimated statement -- the types of foods you put in your body can directly affect your mental health leading to a depression. foods that fight depression • foods that cause depression • nutrients for depression • how to increase your serotonin • effect of food on serotonin levels
Methylation, Neurotransmitters, and All That Jazz Is there a natural way to treat depression. One biochemist thinks so. depression • methylation • nutrients • natural depression treatment • william walsh
Herbal Help for Depression Natural relief for depression... herbs • depression • kava • st. johns wort • mental health
Body for Life for Women 12-week weight loss program by Pamela Peeke is designed to transform your body and your mind. The plan takes hormones and gender differences into account. body for life for women • pamela peeke • 12 week program • weight loss • mind mouth muscle formula
Brain Chemistry and Food Addiction Scientists are starting to uncover startling evidence that suggests overweight people owe their food addiction to low levels of certain brain chemicals. low levels of serotonin • brain chemistry and food addiction • blame for food addiction • sugar cravings • food addicts similar to drug addicts
Carbohydrate Craving Syndrome How do serotonin, insulin resistance and blood sugar effect the way we eat? As symptoms of Carbohydrate Syndrome, they make a big difference. carboyhdrate craving syndrome • serotonin • chromium • insulin levels • weight loss
Review:The Feel Good Diet The basis of the weight loss plan by Cheryl Hart and Mary Kay Grossman is to increase serotonin and improve hormones that control your metabolism to help you lose weight. feel good diet • hart and grossman • serotonin • weight loss plan • low sugar high-sugar foods
How Food Affects Sleep Food and drink can directly impact sleep quality. The right combination of nutrients, eaten at the right time, can foster a good night's sleep. how food affects sleep • eat healthy diet get good night’s sleep • food drink directly impact sleep • how certain nutrients food help induce sleep • healthy eating habits promote good night's sleep
Remeron Treatment for Anxiety Remeron, a drug used for the treatment of depression, can be helpful for certain patients with Generalized Anxiety Disorder or other anxiety disorders. remeron and anxiety • remeron anxiety treatment • remeron for anxiety • antidepressants for anxiety remeron • antidepressants side effect off label use
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
Sex and Desire IV In this last article of a four-part series on desire and sexuality, we will look at two new studies on desire. sex and desire • science of desire • headache and desire • genetics of desire • sexuality
Treating OCD with Antidepressants Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can be treated effectively with antidepressants for many patients. treating ocd • ssris for ocd • medication & side effects ocd • antidepressant for obsessive compulsive thoughts • why are ssris effective in treating ocd
Neuropathic Pain Part II The conclusion of the definition and the mechanics of pain. nociception • neuropeptides • pain mediation • dorsal horn • thalamus
A Neuro Dawn Increasingly, psychiatry is turning into neurology, possibly redefining mental illness as we know it.,Increasingly, psychiatry is turning into neurology, possibly redefining mental illness as we know it. depression • bipolar • psychiatry • neurology • kramer
Borderline Personality Disorder Brain Anatomy A study recently appearing in the May 2007 issue of Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience reviews what we know about brain structure of BPD patients. borderline personality disorder • bpd research • borderline personality disorder brain • borderline personality brain • borderline personality disorder neuroanatomy
Brain and Personality The brain-injured may acquire traits and behaviors typical of certain personality disorders. brain • brain trauma • narcissism • personality • narcissistic
Causes of Depression in Women Depression in women is up to 25%, which means that 1 out of 4 women will struggle with depression in their lives. Here's why women suffer from depression more than men. causes of depression • depression in women • treating depression • female mood disorders • effects of estrogen on depression
Does Turkey Make People Drowsy? Tryptophan in turkey is often thought to cause post holiday drowsiness. This is not true though the meal does have something to do with it. tryptophan cause naps • l-tryptophan • turkey nap • thanksgiving day nap • holiday meal sleep
Natural Sleep Solutions If you have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep then try these natural remedies before reaching for the sleeping pills. natural sleep solutions • a good night's sleep • difficulty falling asleep • natural remedies for a good night's sleep • tips for sleep
The Genetic Link Anorexia nervosa and the "nature versus nuture" question. Can anorexia be inherited, or is it all in the patient's head? anorexia • genetics • environment • family • inherited
Natural Remedy for ADHD Exercise is an effective and natural remedy for ADHD because it develops the executive functions of the brain and releases natural mood-regulating brain chemicals. natural remedy • adhd • exercise • brain • executive functions
Practice Yoga Outside The benefits of yoga are increased when practiced outside. The places for practice are endless and create a deeper connection with the Earth. yoga benefits • yoga outdoors • sun salutation • yoga practice • yoga lifestyle
The Downward Spiral of Depression A glimpse into the world of depressive disorders: the symptoms, the possible causes, and the treatments used to treat this debilitating disease. major depression • depressive • depressed • support • treatments
Treating Depression Safely Depression is often misdiagnosed. Some medications may actually make depression worse in children and benefit fewer patients than previously believed. depression treatment • major depressive disorder • prozac • zoloft • paxil
Best Foods to Beat Insomnia Insomnia is a common symptom of conditions like depression and bipolar disorder, or can simply be caused by stress. The following foods can help you get to sleep. insomnia • food and insomnia • food and sleep • cherries and insomnia • bananas and insomnia
Eating Disorders When we think of bulimia or anorexia we usually picture a young female, wanting to look like a model. The fashion industry has long been blamed for causing bulimia and an eating disorders • bulimia • anorexia • weight loss • vomiting
Do Dogs Grieve? When your dog loses another dog or an owner he (or she) can be just as sad as a human being. Here's how you can help your grieving dog heal from a loss. do dogs grieving • grieving dogs • help to help a depressed dog • dog's moods • dog depression
Depression in Women Women are far more vulnerable to depression than men. Is that why they are afraid of speaking out and seeking help? depression • women and depression • mental health • tipper gore
Dopamine Upregulation The human brain compensates for conventional antipsychotics by increasing the number of D2 receptors, which has serious implications when people stop taking their medication. medication • antipsychotics • atypicals • dopamine • d2 receptors
Seasonal Affective and Bipolar Disorder Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) can be a variation of Bipolar Disorder. Treat includes light boxes, visors, dawn simulators and medication. Symptoms and Diagnosis explained seasonal affective disorder • sad • light • phototherapy • depression
Treatment of Anorexia Nervosa, Part I Established treatments for the illness, including therapy and medications. anorexia • therapy • medications • family • treatment
Blue Genes The quest for mood genes continues ... depression • bipolar disorder • mood • genetics • mood genes |
A |
B |
C |
D |
E |
F |
G |
H |
I |
J |
K |
L |
M |
N |
O |
P |
Q |
R |
S |
T |
U |
V |
W |
X |
Y |
Z |
0-9 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|