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posted 12/06/2007, comments (2)
The link between sleep deprivation and psychiatric disorders
Recently, research by a team at the University of California, Berkeley, uncovered a link between sleep deprivation and psychiatric disorders. Previously, it was thought that psychiatric disorders caused sleep deprivation, and not the other way around, but it appears now that sleep deprivation may create symptoms that mimic psychiatric... Read more
posted 12/06/2007, comments (7)
another day - same as yesterday
Woke up today, hit the snooze button twice. Dragged myself out of bed, took my daughter to school and came back home. Managed to gather up all the household trash and get it to the curb before the garbage truck came around, but felt like I was forcing myself to do it 'cause I knew if I didn't, nobody else... Read more
posted 12/06/2007, comments (0)
new here - this is my story
Hi all - I'm new here, but have been reading up on depression and would like to learn more about it and how it affects others and maybe even what triggered other people's depressive states. I am a fairly detail oriented person and tend to be long winded, so forgive me in advance for the length of my post. I have been diagnosed with... Read more
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posted 12/05/2007, comment (1)
The Connection between Calcium and Weight Loss
There is an article in Psychology Today describing a study where overweight people were put on a calorie restricted diet and randomized to three groups: low calcium supplements (pills), high calcium supplements, and dairy supplements at a level of calcium equal to the high calcium supplement group. On a calorie restricted diet, the low calcium... Read more
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