medicine
The medicalization of mental illness has given rise to many forms of pharmacological relief that restore chemical imbalances in one's brain.
Cycling
I am a single mom. I had my first child at the age of 20. Being a parent can be difficult for someone in their 30's, so being only 20 and being a mother was daunting. I was so afraid that I would not be a good mother. The negative thoughts nearly consumed me. On paper, I was an awesome mom. I had a well paying full time job. I was college educated. I had gone out and bought a car a month before giving birth. I signed the lease to an apartment when my daughter was just 11 days old. Life appeared good on the outside. I was on maternity leave for 12 weeks. I enjoyed the time with my baby.
By Latoya Giles 4 years ago in Psyche
Tips for Getting and Sstaying Sober in Sober Living St Cloud, MN
To stay sober in the long-term, it's important to learn how to avoid the situations that trigger relapse. While it's easy to make excuses for your past behavior, it's even more important to be proactive. Joining support groups or spending time with supportive family members will help you develop a healthier lifestyle. Additionally, if you're dealing with co-occurring mental health issues, you can consider seeing a therapist. Your therapist can help you cope with the challenges of sobriety and develop new thinking patterns.
By Barbara Bradburn4 years ago in Psyche
From Super Mario to Super Therapist: The Increasing Research into Magic Mushrooms
Mario is an iconic game character created in 1981 that took the world by storm and is loved by everyone. This princess saving, Koopa slaying hero traversed varied lands and took down the mightiest enemies. However, he could not do this alone. Throughout his journey, Mario would consume mushrooms to rejuvenate himself and unlock enhanced capabilities.
By Daniel Millington4 years ago in Psyche
Ayahuasca Left Me Shattered
-- When I was pregnant my husband and I went to Colorado where he unexpectedly had the opportunity to "take off" for a mere ten minutes after smoking the toxic secretions of the Incilius Alvarius — the Sonoran desert toad. What he described, I couldn't wait to experience for myself — not with a toad, however — with a plant: Ayahuasca. The shamanic brew everyone has heard of by now, which combines properties of 2 plants that will take you to the "other" side.
By BionicWoman4 years ago in Psyche
Ten Psychedelic Spices That Support Mental Health.
Many positive results have come from micro-dosing on psychedelics such as ketamine, MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine or ecstasy), LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), and mushrooms (containing psilocybin) to treat mental health conditions.
By writemindmatters4 years ago in Psyche
Akathesia
Akathisia is a common side effect of many prescription drugs. Antipsychotics, antidepressants and antiemetics are particularly common culprits, but antibiotics and certain conditions (such as Parkinson's) can also cause Akathisia. But what is it, and why is it overlooked?
By Corinne McCafferty4 years ago in Psyche
Dr.William A.Abdu-World best doctor of 2021
Dr. Anderson is probably the best specialist and anesthesiologist on the planet. In 2001, Drs. Anderson became overseer of the pediatric aggravation program at the Branch of Torment The board at Seattle Kids' Emergency clinic in 2001.
By Tsunami Karki4 years ago in Psyche
Tramadol side effects
tramadol, an anti-inflammatory drug, belongs to the ibuprofen family. In recent years, tramadol was formulated as a more powerful, harsher, and longer-lasting pain reliever, known as a "steroid." While this seems like a good idea, tramadol may have some serious side effects that may lead to drug abuse and addiction.
By Cherie Lapierre4 years ago in Psyche
