Mental health
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Love protects health?
“Love is the best medicine” – this proverb is confirmed repeatedly by studies. Research shows: Who lives in a happy partnership, not only feels better, but also living longer.
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Music therapy
Music is particularly influenced on our mood, relaxes us or excites us, makes us sad or happy. But music can do much more. More and more studies show that music can promote the healing process in various diseases.
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Can stress leads to the increased risk of dementia?
Constant stress can not only lead to depression, but also increase the risk of dementia. This was indicated by a recent study.
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Reasons for early retirement
More and more people have to make early retirement due to mental illness. In many cases this could be the prevented by appropriate preventive and rehabilitation measures.
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Does religion protects against depression?
Religion and spirituality may be able to protect people from the onset of depression, as now shown a study from the United States. However, this does not apply to all concerned persons.
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Can the diet affect on the course of mental illnesses?
An increasing number of studies provide evidence that the diet may play a role in the pathogenesis of mental disorders and their treatment. However, the evidence is so far thin.
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Meditation helps with mental illness
Meditations are remedies for various ailments of the mind and the body for many years and are firmly anchored in the complementary medicine. Now researchers have demonstrated that meditations actually have a positive effect in certain mental illnesses.
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Can mindfulness meditation prevent migraine?
Stress is a trigger for migraine. Now researchers have investigated whether the mindfulness meditation reduce the number of monthly migraine attacks and stress.
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Can mindfulness meditation reduce stress on the job?
More and more people are suffering from burnout, often caused by the stress at work. Mindfulness meditation can help to cope with the stress at work everyday, and help to make working life more pleasant.
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Work-related stress increased risk of diabetes?
High work-related stress level not only increases the risk of cardiovascular disease. The likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes, increases in the presence of chronic stress on the job.