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  • Is Depression Genetic?

    Depression has a strong genetic component, but genes aren’t the only factor. Individual life experiences and your environment also play a part. The connection between these three factors may be the key.

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  • The Chemistry of Depression

    There are several theories about what causes depression. The condition most likely results from a complex interplay of individual factors, but one long-prevalent explanation suggested that abnormal brain chemistry plays a primary role.

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  • 10 Breathing Exercises for Anxiety Relief

    Breathing exercises for anxiety help to promote the body's relaxation response. When anxious, we may forget to breathe or take shallow breaths. As a result, we don't take in enough oxygen, which can exacerbate feelings of anxiety.

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  • Gynophobia: The Fear of Women

    Gynophobia is defined as an intense and irrational fear of women. It's more than just being afraid to approach women in romantic contexts. It's a real and debilitating fear that can make it difficult or impossible for people to function normally. While it's not a diagnosable condition on its own, it may be characterized as a form of specific phobia.

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  • What are the links between alcohol and anxiety?

    People with anxiety disorders may use alcohol as a coping mechanism, which could lead to alcohol use disorder (AUD). Similarly, those with AUD may have a higher risk of developing anxiety disorders.

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