We have known for some time that stress can exacerbate any physical or mental illness. Some weeks ago I did an interview with Dr. Nitin Sethi, a New York neurologist who sees the effects of stress on patients who come to see him for neurological disorders such as Multiple Sclerosis or migraines. We also know that stress is also associated with an increased risk for such mental and physical illnesses such as:
• Chronic Pain
• Eczema
February is just about upon us and this is frequently a time when Seasonal Affective Disorder or (SAD) is most prevalent. There have been... Read more »
The holidays often foster high stress levels in people. As joyous as the holidays can be, they can also be really stressful at times. High... Read more »
This week is Mental Illness Awareness Week. Okay, let’s get aware. Following is a random traverse through history: 790,000 BC, give or... Read more »
The chance of being diagnosed with some sort of chronic illness in your lifetime is extremely high. In a PBS series entitled, Who Cares:... Read more »
There's been quite a bit of press devoted to the dangers of depression and suicide lately in regards to asthma. But, of course, a lot of... Read more »
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