Mental Health

Treat the intestines – the second brain, for anxiety and depression

Believe it or not, the tiny microbes that line your gut actually play a huge part in your mental and neurological health. A groundbreaking study by researchers shows the strong connection between healthy gut bacteria and brain function. It is thus, that not for nothing, our intestines are called our second brain since, basically, if the

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Depression increases consumption of refined foods

Depression can cause bad eating habits and generate a tendency to use products such as refined foods (sweets, chocolates, ice cream, and others) that have almost zero nutritional levels. The foods rich in saturated fat, such as sausages are also part of this bad habit used by people suffering from depression, as a way to calm this state of constant anxiety,

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Factors that determine intimate partner violence

Intimate partner violence has occurred much more frequently today and despite the fact that it has always existed in different cultures, it has spread to more parts of the world making it one of the current evils, which few want to talk about, about what many psychologists write and about what many people are interested in stopping suffering,

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10 tips for raising a child with resilience and self-esteem

Although there are many ways to define the concept of self-esteem, in general, the term encompasses the way we think and feel about ourselves, and also the way we evaluate ourselves. Children with resilience and healthy self-esteem believe that they have a willingness to face challenges that are difficult for them to overcome and that they are

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