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Caring for your mental and emotional health should be just as important as caring for your physical health, affecting every aspect of your wellbeing – from stress, to anxiety and depression. Emotional health also encompasses mental health issues like bipolar disorder, addiction and anxiety. But this topic will also include tips on how to practice healthy emotional health. This includes managing your stress levels on a daily basis, managing your healthy relationships, and getting rid of bad habits.
Your mental and emotional health is only as strong as your physical health – and vice versa – so it’s important to pay attention to all aspects of this health topic.
Photo by Icons8 Team on Unsplash In a recent study, scientists found that “night owls” may face increased health risks as compared to early risers, including a higher risk of diabetes and reduced muscle mass – regardless of other lifestyle choices. The study, published in …
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Photo by Nik Shuliahin on Unsplash In a new study, researchers found the impact of loneliness is more severe than most of us think – in fact, loneliness might be just as dangerous as obesity when it comes to your overall health. The study, published …
Photo by Vladislav Muslakov on Unsplash It’s interesting how some people can fully remember their dreams at the night, but for others, it’s just fragments that linger in their minds in the morning. It may be a challenge for some to get a good nights’ …
Photo by Diego Ph on Unsplash Over 450 million people worldwide currently suffer from a mental health condition. With pharmaceuticals having achieved only limited success, experts believe the field of psychiatry may be reaching a crossroads. In a report released earlier this week from the …
Photo by Chad Madden on Unsplash A new study, published in the journal Cognition and Emotion, found that people who experience constant depressive thoughts may be more likely to experience problems with memory as well. During the study, researchers induced depressive thoughts in the participants …