Sleep deprivation is a huge problem all over the world. Many people work long hours, and something must be sacrificed. Unfortunately, sleep is a very common thing to sacrifice. It’s easier to stay up until the work is done than face the music if it isn’t. However, this system may backfire, because the more sleep deprived one becomes, the worse off they are while working. Response rate is slowed, and concentration is affected. [Read more…] about Sleep Deprivation
What Causes Shock
When a person is in shock always consider it a life threatening condition. Any time the body has reached this state it is because the blood pressure has reached a point too low to sustain life. Severely low blood pressure can be brought on by a low blood volume, extensive relaxation of the blood vessel walls or the inadequate pumping action of the heart. This type of low blood pressure is much more serious than that found in fainting. As the blood pressure drops when a person is in shock the body cells receive an inadequate supply of blood and can quickly be permanently damaged and die. [Read more…] about What Causes Shock
psychologist Warn Of Video Game Voilence
Group of American psychologists that further promotes the controversy about the effects of violence in video games. Plus, we take note of how the “back-to-school” rituals have turned high-tech. [Read more…] about psychologist Warn Of Video Game Voilence
Unhealthy Eating Patterns
Are you eating the foods you shouldn’t because of your behavioral eating patterns? We seem to form a way of eating that is actually harmful to our bodies even without our trying to lose weight. It is so quick and easy while out riding around to stop at a fast food establishment and order a burger and fries, and easy also to super size this fattening, artery, clogging meal. We just don’t stop to think about what we are doing to ourselves eating all these saturated fat foods. It becomes a behavioral eating problem when it is done on a regular basis. [Read more…] about Unhealthy Eating Patterns
Common in pH, Blood and Food
It can be frustrating to hear the same old refrains from the news, your doctor, and your mother: “Get more rest! Eat healthier!†These simple recommendations are so much harder to follow than they sound. Most of us would love to get more sleep than our jobs allow, and would gladly eat healthier meals if they were served through a fast food window. It is also daunting to know where to begin eating healthier, when it seems that even a degree in nutrition isn’t enough to keep up with what’s healthy and what’s not. [Read more…] about Common in pH, Blood and Food
Causes of Kidney Stones
What causes kidney stones? The medical community have, as yet, no definitive answer. It is believed that disorders of the mineral, anatomical, functional and endocrinological systems as well as metabolic disturbances are involved. There is also evidence that the condition is an inherited one. Living conditions also play their part. Kidney Stone complaints are far more prevalent in hot and humid areas than in cooler climates. Kidney stones also seem to show up more in those with a sedentary life-style. Diet is also a contributing factor. [Read more…] about Causes of Kidney Stones
More of us than ever before visit a psychotherapist Central London
The number of people accessing counselling and psychotherapy services has sharply risen over the last decade. Although an accurate number of people receiving treatment is almost impossible to pin down, we do know that the number of qualified counsellors and psychotherapists has more than tripled to keep up with this increasing demand.
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Look After Your Eyes
These days, people are very health conscious. However, there are certain areas of physical health that we all neglect, and our eyesight certainly falls into that category. Our sight is something that we rely heavily upon, yet eye health is something we rarely, if ever, consider or actively do anything about. [Read more…] about Look After Your Eyes