TMS Therapy stands for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. Today this treatment is widely known and highly accepted as a way of treating depression because of its success rates (the number of patients who’ve positively responded to this treatment modality) is anywhere from 60% – 70%. In comparison to remission rates of only 33%, you can see …
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Anxiety occurs when you expect the worst to happen. This happens because we go into self-preservation mode. Our senses grow heightened and we’re flooded with both cortisol and adrenaline. This increases our energy to fight or run. However, this grows exhausting after a while because our body is depleted of cortisol. Why People Have More …
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German and Swiss researchers have been considering the possible connection between mental health and the presence of various types of allergies. In doing so they’ve discovered that this is something that scientists need to pay more attention to. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that when it comes to the …
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By Karan Narwal About 14 million American adults are affected by depression every year. In fact, it is believed that by 2020 depression will be the world’s second leading cause of disability. Medications alone cannot work effectively and in some cases, the side effects can be intolerable for many. Treatment resistant depression is prevalent now …
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