Tag: Psychology

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Ten million families are struggling with the disease, but the battle is doomed to failure.

Today is International Alzheimer’s Day. Data show that the number of Alzheimer’s patients in China has ranked first in the world. However, many people and even some doctors still have a large number of misunderstandings about Alzheimer’s disease, resulting in very low treatment rate and treatment rate of Alzheimer’s disease in China. In fact, early detection and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease can effectively delay the course of the disease. Families with Alzheimer’s patients need the care and help of the whole society. In other words, to defeat the disease, we need the efforts of each of us. On this special day, Dr. Clove wants to start by taking you closer to two families with Alzheimer’s patients so that everyone can Read More …

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Identify [fake yogurt] in one second and remember this number.

Mom and Dad will buy all kinds of yogurt for their babies: This is good, probiotics. This is good, with fruit grains. This is also good. Children’s yogurt is for babies. ……. Little imagine, the yogurt you are giving your baby every day may be [fake yogurt]. Fake yogurt is not only nutritious, but also contains excessive additives and sugar, which may also be harmful to children’s health. Today we invited Teacher Chao Lu to teach everyone how to avoid those [fake yogurt], so that how can find a better yogurt for babies. In fact, it is very simple to distinguish whether a yogurt is good or not. It is enough to look at this number: When it comes to Read More …

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Can you get senile dementia if you eat too many fried dough sticks?

Fried dough sticks contain aluminum. Will you get senile dementia if you eat too much? This statement is only half right. It is true that fried dough sticks may contain aluminum, because alum, which is often added to fried dough sticks, has the scientific name of [potassium aluminum sulfate dodecahydrate]. Although some studies suggest that excessive intake of aluminum is related to the occurrence of Alzheimer’s disease, the European Food Safety Administration (EFSA) conducted a risk assessment of aluminum in diet in 2008, showing that: Based on the available evidence, it is not believed that aluminum intake from food will lead to the risk of dementia in the elderly. The assessments conducted by the Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives Read More …

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Has your [shopping addiction] relapsed?

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Has your [shopping addiction] relapsed?

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There is always obsessive-compulsive disorder around: all kinds of obsessive-compulsive manifestations

Concept of compulsion It is defined as invasive ideas, appearances or impulses that repeatedly enter the patient’s mind in a rigid form. These compulsive ideas often make people very painful. Patients know that these are unreasonable and unnecessary, but they cannot control and get rid of them. 1. Compulsive suspicion: Uncertainty about the reliability of what has been completed, for example, are the doors and windows really closed? 2. Forced recall: involuntarily recalling past things over and over again, even though some small things are not worth recalling, they still linger. 3. Compulsive exhaustion: Think over and over again about useless or irrelevant things, such as why eyebrows grow above the eyes instead of below? 4. Compulsive worry: An unnecessary Read More …

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There is always obsessive-compulsive disorder around: self-diagnosis and differentiation

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Screening Questionnaire It only takes a few minutes to complete a simple obsessive-compulsive disorder screening questionnaire to preliminarily predict whether an individual has obsessive-compulsive symptoms. The National Institute of Health and Clinical Optimization (NICE) suggests that when some obsessive-compulsive symptoms cause great pain to the individual or significantly affect the quality of life of the individual, the following questions can be used to assist in clinical diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder: (1) Do you clean or clean too much? (2) Do you check things too much? (3) Are you troubled by some troubling thoughts but unable to get rid of them? (4) Do you need a long time to complete some of your daily activities? (5) Are you Read More …

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There is always obsessive-compulsive disorder around: a variety of treatments

The study found that, For patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, From the onset of the disease to seeking help from a doctor, Probably 10 years apart, For even longer, It may be due to the stigma caused by obsessive-compulsive disorder, especially those patients who have obsessive-compulsive concepts related to sex or violence against their will. When patients find out that they suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder, they will try their best to hide their obsessive-compulsive behaviors or obsessive-compulsive concepts in their life, trying to look like ordinary people on the surface. Family members may accommodate some unreasonable demands or behaviors of obsessive-compulsive disorder patients, Even over-protection, Or take the behavior of ignoring and avoiding, and some will have conflicts. When other family Read More …

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Asexuality: Qing was originally a man, but she was born as a female moth.

Ms. Li Yinhe, widow of the famous Chinese sociologist and late writer Mr. Wang Xiaobo, recently issued a document < < Response to the Exposure of the so-called Lesbian Identity > >, refuting the rumor that she was homosexual and voluntarily [revealing] that she had lived with a physical woman and a psychological male [transsexual] for many years. Li Yinhe said: “His love for me is overwhelming and thunderous. I am not attracted or touched. At that time, I felt that he was an angel sent by God and came to save me from the misery of losing wavelet.” Sex, it’s not that simple Gender is actually far from as simple as people think. In medicine and sociology, gender can Read More …

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How does the child get ADHD?

The baby can’t calm down and is always naughty and active. Losing three things and falling four things, like an adventurer; Often because the baby is naughty in class, he is invited by the teacher. Attempts to beat, scold, snub, excite, etc. still fail to work. Teachers, relatives and friends have repeatedly kindly reminded you to be alert to ADHD. You begin to panic, often a snot and tears; Still headless flies everywhere to consult what to do; … … I believe many parents have similar experiences mentioned above. Do active babies really suffer from ADHD as reminded by others? Is ADHD really as terrible as parents’ fear? Baby hyperactivity is not equal to [hyperactivity disorder] 3-6-year-old babies generally have Read More …