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Bipolar disorder is further classified into Type I and Type II. In case of Type I disorder, the affected person is most likely to experience full-blown mania. In case of the Type II ailment, the highs of the affected individual do not exceed the hypomania stage unless it was set off by such medications. People who are so affected may also have the belief that a very powerful body is controlling and hunting them. During such manic periods, psychosis may arise. Rapid cycling can also take place. The extent to which a person may get affected because of such disorder varies from individual to individual and from time to time. Thus, the bipolar spectrum concept is put to use generally and it includes cyclothymia too. |
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A shoulder injury, however caused, can cause months (or even years) of pain and restricted movement.You may not even remember the incident that caused it! Some injuries to the shoulder build up over a long time; repetitive movements can cause overuse injuries, much like those that happen to the wrist muscles (RSI). The muscles that sit on the top of the shoulder and extend for a handspan down the arm are called the deltoids. These are powerful muscles and lift your arms out to the sides and up, and assist with forehand and backhand movements. It is quite a feat to "pull" a deltoid (i.e cause a tear in the muscle), and most people who come to me with shoulder problems haven't actually damaged the deltoid, but one of the smaller muscles near it. |
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Flavoring everything from muffins to energy drinks, this native berry to New England is packed with many healthful and dietary properties. Popularly know for their effectiveness in fighting urinary tract infections, research has also shown cranberries to be a beneficial factor in blocking harmful bacteria that is responsible for ulcers and certain cancers of the mouth. |
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You've heard meditation can improve your life, but maybe you need proof. According to a recent study at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, meditation can actually increase the functioning of the immune system, and improve brain activity. The findings from this study revealed increased levels of antibodies in subjects who meditated. In addition, those people who practiced meditation saw as much as a 50 percent increase in brain activity in the part of the brain responsible for producing positive emotions and reducing anxiety. |
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