Health 2025, January
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Carbon monoxide (whose chemical symbol is CO) is often referred to as a "silent killer". This is a toxic gas produced by malfunctioning fuel-burning devices or other commonly used household appliances. It is odorless and cannot be seen with the naked eye, but it is fatal to humans even in relatively small doses.
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Those who work in the medical field are exposed to the risk of injury from needles and other tools used to puncture or tear the skin. In fact, it is estimated that more than 600,000 needle injuries occur to medical professionals in the United States each year, each representing possible exposure to diseases such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV.
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To be successful in sports, work or school, the power of the mind is essential. These tips on how to perform well will help you focus your energies and thoughts on achieving outstanding success and results. Then, you can go further and improve the performance of an entire team.
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When you find yourself in a situation where you can't hold back the tears, you will likely find it embarrassing to cry in public and want to hold back to show yourself strong. However, always remember that crying is good and everyone indulges.
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When it comes to beauty secrets, the most important is surely to realize that you are already beautiful just the way you are! Sometimes, however, the practice does not seem to follow the theory exactly and being able to consider yourself beautiful when you do not feel beautiful may not be easy.
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It's part of human nature to feel like having sex. However, this desire can interfere with daily life and romantic relationships, even going so far as to affect them. By finding a way to control libido, you can improve your quality of life, relationships, and personal performance.
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Occasional jealousy is a natural feeling that can even motivate you. However, if you get nervous when you see pictures of clothes, professions or cars on Instagram that you envy, maybe you should face this problem. You may also become paranoid and have problems with the one you love.
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Statistics say that most people find themselves suffering from insomnia at some point in their life. Insomnia is a sleep disorder characterized by the inability to fall asleep or sleep well at night. In the long run, it can cause a variety of psychological problems.
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Life changes can upset you and make you feel insecure about what you need to do. Whether it's a financial problem, someone's missing or a divorce, it's not always easy to figure out what the next step is. However, there are some ways to reduce stress, even at times when life takes an unexpected turn.
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Anger can consume you and slowly destroy your life. Sure it's a natural emotion and sometimes it's a healthy response, but being constantly angry can be dangerous. You have to learn to let it go for your own good. Here are some tips on how to do it.
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If daydreaming is hindering your daily life, it probably means that you need to improve your concentration and leave your dreams for the night. To avoid staying with your head in the clouds, first of all you should understand what relevance your fantasies have and what they are aimed at.
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Antidepressants are medications that are individually prescribed to treat ailments such as depression, anxiety, addictions, eating disorders, chronic pain, and several other psychiatric illnesses or health problems. In many countries, such as the United States, Canada and even Italy, they can only be taken upon prescription from the attending physician;
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Sometimes, a mental journey is a great way to feel stronger. By taking refuge inside your mind, you may become more creative or stay more grounded in the present without giving in to distractions. Learn to take refuge in the mind by channeling your imagination and creativity.
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While loneliness is a normal feeling, most people certainly don't want to experience it. Whether you are alone due to the loss of a loved one or a relocation or preparing to spend time away from your friends and family, there are many ways to avoid loneliness.
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GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) is a neurotransmitter that allows brain cells to communicate with each other. Helps to relax the mind and calm brain activity, allowing you to release anxiety and stress. People who are stressed, anxious or overstimulated tend to have a deficiency in this neurotransmitter.
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You may feel that you have completed the course of treatment and managed to successfully manage OCD, but one trigger ruins everything and brings you back to square one. You may think that it is impossible to recover from a relapse, but there is hope instead.
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Shy people are extremely reserved in public. They tend to avoid interacting and are reluctant to share personal information. It can be frustrating for friends and family who want to deepen relationships, but also for new acquaintances who want to build a bond.
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Sometimes you feel like you are no longer in control of your mind. Your brain continues to send you images and thoughts, even unwelcome ones. If you sometimes find that you have random thoughts that are bothering you, worrying or tormenting your sleep, continue reading this useful guide.
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Nervous breakdown, sometimes referred to as a nervous breakdown, can be caused by worsening symptoms of various mental disorders. Generally, it occurs when the psychopathologies you are suffering from are so severe that you cannot lead your normal daily life.
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Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder, also known as ADHD, frequently occurs in childhood. However, people of all ages can suffer from it. If you think you have it, taking an exam is vital to learning how to manage and live with it. Steps Step 1.
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While many people believe that mental illness is rare, the reality is quite different. In Europe, mental health problems account for about 20% of all diseases, while in the United States about 54 million people suffer from a mental disorder each year.
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Are you having trouble with some friend who tramples on your dignity? Do your parents make you feel guilty? Don't you ever have money because you lend it all to others? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, you probably need help learning how to impose your personality.
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Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), also known as multiple personality disorder, is an identity alteration in which the sufferer has at least two distinct personalities. It is often a problem that stems from severe childhood abuse. The disease causes discomfort and confusion both in the patient and in the people around him.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is a psychological condition that could occur following a shocking or alarming event. During the actual event, it is possible to enter an “autopilot” mode to survive the experience. Subsequently, however, the mind gets back in touch with the reality of the facts.
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We all need an escape from reality every now and then. While we miss the chance to jump on the first flight to a remote island, we can all escape the world around us using our mind. Since everyone has their own way of thinking, you may go by trial and error before finding out how you can mentally escape from reality.
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Bipolar disorder, formerly known as "manic-depressive psychosis," affects the brain, changing mood, activity levels, energy and daily function. In the United States alone, about six million adults suffer from it. However, despite these numbers, as with many mental illnesses, the pathology is often misunderstood.
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Nightmares can be extremely unpleasant, create fear and anxiety, and impair the quality of sleep. This can lead to physical fatigue and mental stress. However, it is important to understand the cause before you can address them. Read on to understand the source of your nightmares and take steps to prevent them from happening again.
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Feelings are cognitive reactions that give what you feel a certain meaning. Sometimes they can be too intense and cause people to engage in compensatory mechanisms, such as watching television for hours on end, shopping, or gambling. Left unchecked, these defensive strategies can lead to even more unpleasant consequences, such as debt, addiction, and poor health, which in turn risk triggering even more intense feelings, creating a vicious cycle.
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Passive aggression indicates an indirect manifestation of anger by which one individual tries to subtly upset or hurt another. The problem is that those who use it can easily deny that they are misbehaving. Often, people act passively-aggressively because they have not learned to deal with differences and conflict situations appropriately.
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Obsessive-compulsive disorder or OCD is classified among anxiety disorders and characterized by the presence of obsessive thoughts about certain situations that are considered embarrassing, risky, dangerous or even fatal. Often, if a loved one suffers from OCD, shared spaces, daily routines, and all the practicalities of life are affected.
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It is normal to feel nervous and, in fact, it happens to everyone, you just need to learn to hide this emotional state well. Whether you are preparing for a big event or facing an unexpected event, there are several methods that allow you to calm your nerves and prevent the situation from getting out of hand.
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Sometimes you can't do anything for others. It's the worst feeling there is, knowing that someone is in pain and you can't help them in any way. What to say when you stand there, unable, to watch him bury his head in his arms as he succumbs to the weight of life on his shoulders?
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When a love fades and gives way to depression, is there a way out? The answer is certainly positive; each of us is able to find the strength within ourselves to overcome a story that ended badly, or an unrequited love. Here are some tips to start improving your perspective of the future and the role that love plays in your life.
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A self-harming person intentionally harms himself in order to deal with difficult emotions or situations that choke him. These practices can make her feel better momentarily and help her overcome difficulties in the short term. However, in the long run, self-harm makes the situation worse and poses a real danger.
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In daily life we come across many irascible people. These are individuals who cannot control their feelings and reactions, unfortunately discharging anger on others. When someone loses his temper, he struggles to keep his emotions in check in various situations.
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Emotional abuse is all about words and behaviors that demean you, lower your self-esteem levels, and make you feel inferior. Some examples of the forms in which it occurs are offense, humiliation (when you are insulted, embarrassed in public or made to feel constantly guilty), intimidation, isolation (when you are not allowed to see your friends and family), threats, denial (when you are ignored and not heard) and control of your finances.
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Psychopath is a term used by mental health professionals to define a psychic configuration that indicates a charming, manipulative, emotionally ruthless and potentially criminal personality. Since it recurs frequently in the media, psychopaths are believed to be everywhere.
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When you decide to face something or someone directly and proactively, it means that you are willing to engage in a confrontation. It can be quite a difficult situation, so many people try to avoid it at all costs. However, it is sometimes necessary.
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The term "passive-aggressive" was first used after the Second World War to describe the attitude of soldiers who went against authority in a way that was anything but overt. Passive-aggressive behavior conceals indirect opposition to authority or breeds hidden resentment towards someone.
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Life is unpredictable and presents us with challenges and problems. We often question our past and wonder what would have happened if things had gone differently. These kinds of thoughts could come to consume us and prevent us from moving forward in life.