At some point of life, everyone experience occasional anxiety, like at the time of the exam, interview, test results and other nervous situations it is normal to feel anxious. Both children and adults have these feelings and normal anxiety lasts for a short time. But, anxiety can become abnormal when it causes harm to the body either physically or mentally and continues for a long duration.
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Monday, July 30, 2018
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Coming To Terms With Mental Illness
Illness is inevitable. The human body does not always work as it should, and sometimes we need to use medication and physical therapy to get it back on track. Obviously, that is nothing to be ashamed of. However, when it comes to mental illness, many people do not see it that way. Instead, they consider it a problem with who they are as a person. People who suffer from anxiety tend to blame themselves. If only they were stronger. The same is true of depression. They should be able to snap out of it. With more complex mental illnesses and personality disorders, the self-judgment only gets deeper.
There are two main reasons for this. The first is that most societies do not really understand mental illness. They tend to see it as a weakness of will, rather than an actual disease. To those who haven’t experienced mental illness, “snap out of it” might seem like good advice. The second reason is that self-judgment is a symptom of most mental illnesses. When one is feeling anxious, hopeless, despairing, it is hard to see oneself from an objective perspective. We see ourselves as weak because the illness affects our thought patterns and feelings.
There are two main reasons for this. The first is that most societies do not really understand mental illness. They tend to see it as a weakness of will, rather than an actual disease. To those who haven’t experienced mental illness, “snap out of it” might seem like good advice. The second reason is that self-judgment is a symptom of most mental illnesses. When one is feeling anxious, hopeless, despairing, it is hard to see oneself from an objective perspective. We see ourselves as weak because the illness affects our thought patterns and feelings.
Monday, July 16, 2018
How To Reduce Mold And Mildew To Improve Your Health
Mold and mildew require hot and humid conditions in order to develop. There are four locations in your home where the conditions may be just right for these fungi to grow. They include the basement, crawlspace, kitchen, and bathroom. It is important to take control of the situation because if mold and mildew develop, they can pose serious health issues. This article will teach you what to watch out for and how to control the conditions to prevent mold and mildew.
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