Articles, tagged with "bipolar", page 1
18th November 2014
Getting anxious over Anxiety Depression?
Many people who're exerting an excessive amount of their brain power frequently exhaust not merely their physical strength when doing various multi-tasking activities, additionally they usually over extend their...
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Author:
Milford Davide
27th April 2011
Surgical Instrument: Adson Bipolar Forceps
Use: Coagulation
Info: By giving less thermal dispersion. These forceps are bi-polar and dont need a ground pad like a bovie. Most generally used around nerves and delicate vessels for tiny orthopedic surgery.
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Author:
Brandon Smitherston
11th April 2011
A relatively modern method on how to deal with cellulite is bipolar radio frequency. Bipolar radio frequency is a kind of radio frequency (RF) energy that is used in the non-invasive Anti Cellulite Treatment. RF vitality is a proven as well as effective c...
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Author:
johndy
25th November 2010
If you have read part one you have already ready read five pages of the things I had to write about tonight. I am not sure how other people write. I write from the heart, and so I do not do a lot of study, even when I write a teaching from the scriptures,...
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Author:
Matthew Robert Payne
25th November 2010
The Manic high beats everything
I asked a friend one day, a friend from my school days who has Bipolar like me, "Compared to all the drugs you have done, where does the "Manic" high stand?"
"It beats everything," he replied with a knowing smile.
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Author:
Matthew Robert Payne
18th November 2010
For fifteen years I thought I was one of the two witnesses in a vision of grandeur that is typical of a person that suffers from Bipolar Disorder which I suffer from. Tonight as I was reading "An Insight Into Heaven" the compiled supernatural visions of D...
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Author:
Matthew Robert Payne
07th July 2010
Bipolar Blues B Bipolar disorder (BD) is a very serious and under-recognized disorder that affects two-to-six percent of the population 1. Along with schizophrenia and other psychotic conditions, it is one of the few psychiatric disorders (at least its ma...
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Author:
peterth
07th July 2010
Cognitive-behavioral techniques are and alcohol from your diet Many people think that if they have a glass of wine just before they go to bed it can help them sleep better. It puts you to sleep, but it also wakes you up prematurely. You dont have good qua...
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Author:
peterth
02nd March 2010
If you suffer from Bipolar Disorder, then you know exactly how difficult leading a normal life can be. There are many different drugs, available through physicians, that are used to treat the disorder. I have tried several, but nothing even comes close to...
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Author:
Scott G.
16th December 2009
During a recent talk regarding my book, "Blessed with Bipolar," I was stumped by the question, "How does a person get to where you are now from where you were in the psych ward?" I actually have a 380 page answer to that question. What stumped me was the ...
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Author:
Richard Jarzynka
27th April 2009
What about bipolar disorder? The illness is considered as the effect; so what then are the causes? Studies are still underway and researchers are still tryin to determine the exact cause of bipolar disorder. Scientific evidence claims that the chemical im...
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Author:
Jesus Sabu
09th April 2009
For years, psychiatrists and medical professionals have said that bipolar disorder and schizophrenia are two very distinct mental illnesses. This idea came from a world-renowned German psychiatrist named Emil Kraepelin. Eric Kraepelin has said that bipola...
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Author:
Jesus Sabu
27th March 2009
In order to live a normal life, it is important for a person to have good physical health. However, you should also consider that your mental health is also important. The brain is what controls everything you do in your daily life. It controls your speec...
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Author:
Jesus Sabu
07th January 2009
One of the most serious side effects of untreated bipolar disorder is the bipolar violence associated with it. This could be a self-caused treatment failure. The word used to describe for not taking your medications is called "noncompliance." When you are...
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Author:
personalwino69
29th July 2008
When most people talk about depression, they will often talk about how it can affect the person who is suffering the depression. They will also mention how it can have a negative impact on their social life, their work life and their family life. What mos...
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Author:
Dr. Jennifer B. Lagrotte, DMFT,
