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SAD Light Therapy

SAD light therapy is a method used mainly to treat seasonal affective disorder (SAD disorder), a type of depression. This kind of depression is commonly experienced by people during the winter months, particularly in the Northern Hemisphere. More than a … Continue reading

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Understanding The Male Midlife Crisis

The male midlife crisis is a controversial syndrome, which most health experts believe is related to the brain or to hormonal changes. While it is often something that people made fun of, it can be very upsetting for those men … Continue reading

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Men and Depression: Common Signs and Symptoms

These days there is a recognition that the problem of men and depression is growing at quite an alarming rate. If you think men don’t get depressed, think again. You may not see or find it very common but the … Continue reading

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Depression Sleep Problems – How To Cope

You’ve got the blues and you can’t seem to shake it. What is wrong, you really cannot pinpoint. You only know that you feel sad, empty, even angry at times with your life, and you are miserable. Your days are … Continue reading

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Understanding SAD Disorder

SAD disorder or seasonal affective disorder is a kind of depression that appears to be related to the amount of daylight a person is exposed to. It is estimated that around two or three out of every 100 people are … Continue reading

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Understanding Male Depression

As the National Institute of Mental Health reveals, approximately six million men in America suffer from depression each year. Needless to say, depression in men is a serious medical condition. However, many men try to ignore it or refuse treatment. … Continue reading

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