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Vitamin D in Depression: A
Potential Bioactive Agent to Reduce Suicide and Suicide Attempt Risk -
Nutrients 2023 Apr 4 - "Several studies have reported
that vitamin D deficiency may be a relevant risk factor for depression, and
vitamin D supplementation has shown promising effects in the adjunctive
treatment of this mood disorder. Among the beneficial mechanisms of vitamin D,
it has been proposed that it may enhance serotonin synthesis and modulate
proinflammatory cytokines since low serotonin levels and systemic inflammation
have been associated with depression and suicide" - See
vitamin D at Amazon.com.
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Glutathione a Potential
Biomarker for Postpartum Suicide - Medscpe, 4/7/23 -
"reduced serum GSH levels were significantly lower for those with moderate to
high suicide risk than for those without suicide risk. Their findings suggest
that GSH may be a potential biomarker or etiologic factor among women at risk
for suicide, with therapeutic implications" - Note: The best way in
increase glutathione is to take NAC. See
n-acetyl cysteine at Amazon.com.
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Vitamin D Linked to Lower Risk of Suicide Attempts, Self-Harm - WebMD,
2/1/23 - "About 490,885 veterans who received vitamin D3
and 169,241 veterans who received vitamin D2 were compared to veterans of
similar demographics and medical histories who didn’t receive supplements ...
Overall, vitamin D3 use was linked to a 45% lower risk of suicide attempts and
self-harm, and vitamin D2 was linked to a 48% lower risk" - See
vitamin D at Amazon.com.
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The role of metformin as a
treatment for neuropsychiatric illness - Eur Neuropsychopharmacol 2022 Sep
29 - "Metformin is a widely used hypoglycaemic agent
that is now being studied for use beyond diabetes management. Evidence is
emerging that metformin has multiple effects on diverse neurobiological pathways
and consequently may be repurposed for treating mental illness. Metformin may
have beneficial neuroimmunological, neuroplastic, neuro-oxidative and
neuro-nitrosative effects across a range of psychiatric and neurodegenerative
illnesses. Mechanisms include glucose lowering effects and effects on
AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) signalling, however the best evidence for
clinical benefit is through the glucose lowering effects, with other mechanisms
less supported by the current evidence base" - See
metformin at ReliableRX.
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Effects of Five Amino Acids
(Serine, Alanine, Glutamate, Aspartate, and Tyrosine) on Mental Health in
Healthy Office Workers: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled
Exploratory Trial -Nutrients 2022 Jun 6 - "The
importance of maintaining good mental health with overall well-being has
recently drawn attention from various spheres of academics and the working
population. Amino acid intake has been reported to reduce depression symptoms
and other mental health problems. However, the effectiveness of amino acid
intake (i.e., single or combined) remains unknown. In this study, we assessed a
combination of five amino acids (serine, alanine, glutamate, aspartate, and
tyrosine; SAGAT) reported to regulate mental health ... The current findings
suggest that SAGAT contributes to maintaining proper motivation and cognitive
function" - See serine at Amazon.com,
beta-alanine at Amazon.com, glutamate supplements at Amazon.com,
aspartate supplements at Amazon.com, and
n-acetyl tyrosine at Amazon.com.
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Oleanolic acid and ursolic
acid: therapeutic potential in neurodegenerative diseases, neuropsychiatric
diseases and other brain disorders - Nutr Neurosci 2022 Mar 21 -
"Brain disorders such as neurodegenerative diseases and
neuropsychiatric diseases have become serious threatens to human health and
quality of life. Oleanolic acid (OA) and ursolic acid (UA) are pentacyclic
triterpenoid isomers widely distributed in various plant foods and Chinese
herbal medicines. Accumulating evidence indicates that OA and UA exhibit
neuroprotective effects on multiple brain disorders" - See
ursolic acid at Amazon.com.
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Effect of Vitamin D
Supplementation in Early Psychosis - Medscape, 12/29/21 -
"While we did not demonstrate a benefit of
supplementation over 6 months, these very high rates of vitamin deficiency and
insufficiency may have longer-term negative health impacts which we have not
measured, so raising awareness of the need to optimize vitamin D in people with
psychosis is important" - See vitamin D at Amazon.com.
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Curcuma longa extract
improves serum inflammatory markers and mental health in healthy participants
who are overweight: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial -
Nutr J 2021 Nov 13 - "We performed a randomized,
double-blind, placebo-controlled study in healthy subjects aged 50 to 69 years
with overweight. Participants took two capsules containing CLE (CLE group, n =
45) or two placebo capsules (placebo group, n = 45) daily for 12 weeks, and
serum inflammatory markers were measured ... After the intervention, the CLE
group had a significantly lower body weight (p < 0.05) and body mass index (p <
0.05) than the placebo group and significantly lower serum levels of C-reactive
protein (p < 0.05) and complement component 3 (p < 0.05). In addition, the CLE
group showed significant improvement of the MOS SF-36 mental health score (p <
0.05) and POMS anger-hostility score" - See
curcumin at Amazon.com.
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Gut Health 'Vitally Important' for Mental Health - Medscape, 9/21/21 -
"A meta-analysis of 59 studies, encompassing roughly
2600 patients with psychiatric conditions, showed a decrease in microbial
richness in patients with psychiatric conditions vs controls." - See probiotic supplements at Amazon.com
and
iHerb.
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Effects of Probiotic NVP-1704
on Mental Health and Sleep in Healthy Adults: An 8-Week Randomized,
Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial - Nutrients 2021, 13(8) -
"The human gut microbiome is closely linked to mental
health and sleep. We aimed to verify the efficacy and safety of probiotic
NVP-1704, a mixture of Lactobacillus reuteri NK33 and Bifidobacterium
adolescentis NK98, in improving stress, depression, anxiety, and sleep
disturbances, along with the measurement of some blood biomarkers. A total of
156 healthy adults with subclinical symptoms of depression, anxiety, and
insomnia were retrospectively registered and randomly assigned to receive either
NVP-1704 (n = 78) or a placebo (n = 78) for eight week ... After intervention,
gut microbiota composition was quantified by pyrosequencing the bacterial 16S
rRNA gene. The NVP-1704 group had a more significant reduction in depressive
symptoms at four and eight weeks of treatment, and anxiety symptoms at four
weeks compared to the placebo group. Those receiving NVP-1704 also experienced
an improvement in sleep quality. NVP-1704 treatment led to a decrease in serum
interleukin-6 levels. Furthermore, NVP-1704 increased Bifidobacteriaceae and
Lactobacillacea, whereas it decreased Enterobacteriaceae in the gut microbiota
composition. Our findings suggest that probiotic NVP-1704 could be beneficial
for mental health and sleep" - [Nutra
USA] - See probiotic supplements at Amazon.com
and
iHerb.
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Three
pillars of mental health: Good sleep, exercise, raw fruits and veggies -
Science Daily, 12/16/20 - "Along with quality
sleep, exercising, and eating more raw fruits and vegetables -- in that order --
were three modifiable behaviours which correlated with better mental health and
well-being in young adults"
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High Rates of B Vitamin
Deficiency in Teens With Mental Illness - Medscape, 4/10/19 -
"Levels of vitamin B9 and B12 deficiency are high in
children and particularly adolescents with psychiatric disorders ...
Deficiencies in these two vitamins lead to hyperhomocysteinemia, which has been
linked to neurovascular and neurodegenerative disorders and psychiatric
disorders, including schizophrenia and affective disorders, as well as cognitive
impairment ... To determine levels of deficiency of vitamin B9 and B12, the
investigators retrospectively examined the records of all child and adolescent
psychiatric inpatients between 2015 and 2017 at their center ... Vitamin B9
deficiency was detected in 42.4% of the patients, and 19.2% were deficient in
vitamin B12; 11.0% were deficient in both vitamins" - See B
complex supplements at Amazon.com.
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Adjunctive nutrients in
first-episode psychosis: A systematic review of efficacy, tolerability and
neurobiological mechanisms - Early Interv Psychiatry. 2018 Mar 21 -
""first-episode psychosis" (FEP) ... Eleven studies with a total of 451 patients
with FEP (from 8 independent randomized controlled trials) were eligible for
inclusion. Six studies examined omega-3 fatty acids, with inconsistent effects
on psychiatric symptoms. However, mechanistic studies found significant
improvements in hippocampal neuronal health and brain glutathione. Antioxidants
"n-acetyl cysteine" (n = 1) and vitamin C (n = 2) also improved oxidative status
in FEP, which was associated with reduced psychiatric symptoms. No benefits were
found for vitamin E (n = 1). Finally, one study trialling the amino acid
taurine, showed significant improvements in positive symptoms and psychosocial
functioning" - [Nutra
USA] - See n-acetyl cysteine,
vitamin C and
taurine at Amazon.com.
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Antioxidants and amino acids could play role in the treatment of psychosis -
Science Daily, 3/22/18 - "certain nutrient supplements,
used alongside standard treatment, may improve mental health in young people
with psychosis more than standard treatment alone ... 4 grams of Taurine per day
reduced psychotic symptoms within just 12 weeks ... Certain antioxidant
supplements, such as n-acetyl cysteine and vitamin C, may also be effective --
particularly for patients with high levels of 'oxidative stress' ... Studies on
omega-3 supplements showed that although these appear to improve brain health in
young people with psychosis, the evidence for actually reducing psychotic
symptoms is conflicting" - See
taurine at Amazon.com.
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Low Folate, Vitamin D
Implicated in First-Episode Psychosis - Medscape, 12/22/17 -
"levels of vitamin C, D, and folate "should be assessed
in young people being treated for psychosis, and if deficient, clinicians should
recommend dietary improvement or perhaps even supplementation if diet alone
cannot resolve the deficits."
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Probiotics and
Subclinical Psychological Symptoms in Healthy Participants: A Systematic Review
and Meta-Analysis - J Altern Complement Med. 2016 Nov 14 -
"These results show that probiotic consumption may have
a positive effect on psychological symptoms of depression, anxiety, and
perceived stress in healthy human volunteers" - See
probiotic products at Amazon.com.
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The impact
of gut microbiota on brain and behaviour: implications for psychiatry - Curr
Opin Clin Nutr Metab Care. 2015 Sep 12 - "Recently, the
gut microbiota has been profiled in a variety of conditions including autism,
major depression and Parkinson's disease ... The current narrative suggests that
certain neuropsychiatric disorders might be treated by targeting the microbiota
either by microbiota transplantation, antibiotics or psychobiotics" - See
probiotic products at Amazon.com.
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Green
spaces deliver lasting mental health benefits - Science Daily, 1/7/14 -
"used data from the British Household Panel Survey, a
repository of information gathered from questionnaires filled in by households
across Great Britain ... They found that, on average, movers to greener areas
experienced an immediate improvement in mental health that was sustained for at
least 3 years after they moved"
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Probiotics a Potential
Treatment for Mental Illness - Medscape, 11/19/13 -
"although human studies are still largely lacking, they did find some with
promising results on behavior, including 1 showing that healthy volunteers who
received Lactobacillus helveticus R0052 plus B longum for 30 days reported
significantly lower stress levels than those who received placebo, as well as
significantly reduced urinary free cortisol levels ... Another study of 124
volunteers (mean age, 61.8 years) showed that those who consumed
probiotic-containing yogurt for 3 weeks had significantly improved mood compared
with those who received placebo ... the term "psychobiotic" was created as
recent studies have begun to explore a possible link between probiotics and
behavior ... As a class of probiotic, these bacteria are capable of producing
and delivering neuroactive substances such as gamma-aminobutyric acid [GABA] and
serotonin, which act on the brain-gut axis ... a study of human patients with
chronic fatigue syndrome showed that those who consumed an active strain of L
casei 3 times a day had significantly higher improvement scores on anxiety
measures than did those who received matching placebo" - See
probiotic products at Amazon.com.
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Amino
acid offers potential therapeutic alternative in psychiatric disorders -
Science Daily, 10/8/13 - "drug discovery is at a near
standstill for treating psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, bipolar
disorder, depression and common forms of autism ... According to Professor Berk,
there is now an incontrovertible evidence base that these disorders share
inflammation and oxidative stress as part of their disease physiology ... The
amino acid, NAC, seems to have multiple effects on all these pathways: it boosts
glutathione, which is the body’s major antioxidant defence; has
anti-inflammatory properties; enhances levels of nerve cell growth proteins and
the growth of new neurons; and reduces cell death pathways. It also appears to
reduce dysfunction of mitochondria ... NAC reduces the core symptoms of
schizophrenia including negative symptoms such as improved apathy, social
interaction and motivation. It also appears to reduce depression in people with
bipolar disorder and at this meeting ... there is intriguing evidence that it
reduces cravings in a number of addictions including cocaine, cannabis and
cigarette smoking" - See
n-acetyl cysteine at Amazon.com.
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Vitamin D Insufficiency
Prevalent in Psychiatric Patients - Medscape, 7/22/13 -
"Among the patients, 75% had vitamin D levels lower than
30 ng/mL, generally considered by groups, including the American College of
Physicians, to represent insufficiency ... Vitamin D insufficiency may be a
causative factor in the pathogenesis of mental illness through interactions that
affect cellular mechanisms, which eventually diverge into different clinically
observed phenotypes ... as many as 63% of patients with insufficient vitamin D
levels were not treated with supplementation ... Physicians who work in those
units should make sure vitamin D screening and evaluation is part of routine
evaluation of patients, not necessarily because it may be causative of
psychiatric symptoms but because there are a lot of conditions that are
associated with vitamin D deficiency — osteoporosis, diabetes, and some other
medical problems that are also relatively common in patients with psychiatric
illnesses" - See
vitamin D at Amazon.com.
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Iron Deficiency Linked to
Psychiatric Disorders in Kids - Medscape, 6/24/13 -
"Children and adolescents with iron deficiency anemia (IDA) are at increased
risk for psychiatric disorders, including depressive disorder, bipolar disorder,
anxiety disorder, and autism ... should check the iron level in those children
and adolescents with psychiatric disorders ... Iron plays a key role in brain
development, including myelination of white matter and the development and
functioning of the different neurotransmitter systems, including the dopamine,
norepinephrine, and serotonin systems ... There is well-documented evidence in
the literature that IDA has a significant influence on cognitive development,
intelligence, and developmental delay ... Odds Ratio ... Bipolar disorder ...
5.80"
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Many
apples a day keep the blues at bay - Science Daily, 1/23/13 -
"On days when people ate more fruits and vegetables,
they reported feeling calmer, happier and more energetic than they normally did
... After further analysis we demonstrated that young people would need to
consume approximately seven to eight total servings of fruits and vegetables per
day to notice a meaningful positive change. One serving of fruit or vegetables
is approximately the size that could fit in your palm, or half a cup"
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Finger Length a Marker of
Verbal Aggression? - Medscape, 11/30/12 - "Those who
had smaller 2D:4D ratios, which correlates with prenatal exposure to
testosterone, reported more verbal aggression behaviors than did the
participants with higher ratios ... prenatal androgen exposure (PNAE) ... Most
importantly, data indicate that 2D:4D is a proxy for sex hormones levels at the
time of brain organization ... The ratio did not correlate with either
argumentativeness or openness to other experiences"
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Study to
determine whether fish oil can help prevent psychiatric disorders - Science
Daily, 2/8/12 - "Researchers at Zucker Hillside
Hospital's Recognition and Prevention (RAP) Program who have worked with
teenagers at risk for serious mental illness for the past decade are now
studying the effectiveness of Omega 3 fatty acids (fish oil) for treating
psychiatric symptoms ... Of the 300 adolescents who have participated in the RAP
Program, most have shown substantial improvement" - See
Mega Twin EPA at Amazon.com
and
Jarrow Max DHA at Amazon.com.
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US military: Low omega-3 levels may boost suicide risk - Nutra USA, 8/25/11
- "Low DHA status can be readily reversed using low-cost
dietary interventions that are likely to have multiple beneficial health effects
... We were surprised to find just how low the levels of omega-3 fatty acids
were in the entire sample ... for every incremental decrease in DHA levels, the
risk of suicide death increased by 14% .. the risk was significant amongst men,
with the lowest DHA levels associated with a 62% increase in suicide risk ...
suicide is linked to a combination of factors, included social, psychological,
and environmental factors. Indeed, the risk of suicide was 52% higher in service
personnel who reported having seen wounded, dead, or killed coalition personnel
... a previous placebo-controlled trial demonstrated that 2 grams of omega-3
fatty acids per day reduced suicidal thinking by 45 percent, along with
depression and anxiety scores among individuals with recurrent self-harm"
- See
Jarrow Max DHA at Amazon.com.
- Related articles:
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Army Suicide Rate Hits New High in July: 32 Suspected Acts - TIME.com,
8/12/11 - "Commanders are immensely frustrated by
their inability to drive down the rate, which is demoralizing and depressing
to the troops, their families and the nation"
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More troops lost to suicide - Congress.org, 1/24/11 -
"For the second year in a row, the U.S. military has lost more troops to
suicide than it has to combat in Iraq and Afghanistan"
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Low
Vitamin D: A Contributor to Mental Disorders in Children? - Medscape, 6/2/11
- "Children with severe mental health disorders,
including psychosis, have twice the rate of vitamin D insufficiency as mentally
healthy children ... 21% of children with severe psychiatric symptoms requiring
residential care had serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25[OH]D) levels lower than 20
ng/mL (the American Academy of Pediatrics [AAP] minimum recommended level)
compared with 14% of children who were participants in the National Health and
Nutrition Examination Survey III (NHANES III), a population-based study designed
to assess the health and nutritional status of children and adults in the United
States" - See
vitamin D at Amazon.com.
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'Knowing it in your gut' is real - Science Daily, 3/23/11 -
"the "cross-talk" between bacteria in our gut and our brain plays an
important role in the development of psychiatric illness, intestinal
diseases and probably other health problems as well including obesity ...
Using germ-free mice, Foster's research shows gut bacteria influences how
the brain is wired for learning and memory ... genes linked to learning and
memory are altered in germ-free mice and, in particular, they are altered in
one of the key brain regions for learning and memory -- the hippocampus ...
The take-home message is that gut bacteria influences anxiety-like behavior
through alterations in the way the brain is wired" - See
probiotics at Amazon.com.
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Fish
oil may reduce the risk of psychotic disorders in high-risk individuals
- Science Daily, 2/1/10 - "For 12 weeks, 41
individuals were assigned to take daily fish oil capsules containing 1.2
grams of
omega-three polyunsaturated fatty acids and 40
were assigned to take placebo; a total of 76 (93.8 percent) completed the
intervention. By the end of the study, two (4.9 percent) in the omega-3
group and 11 (27.5 percent) in the placebo group had transitioned to
psychotic disorder. The difference between progression to psychosis was 22.6
percent ... Polyunsaturated fatty acids also significantly reduced symptoms
and improved functioning compared with placebo" - [WebMD]
- See
Mega Twin EPA at Amazon.com
and
Jarrow Max DHA at Amazon.com.
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Long-Chain
{omega}-3 Fatty Acids for Indicated Prevention of Psychotic Disorders: A
Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Trial - Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2010
Feb;67(2):146-54 - "The difference between the groups in
the cumulative risk of progression to full-threshold psychosis was 22.6% ...
Long-chain omega-3 PUFAs reduce the risk of progression to psychotic disorder
and may offer a safe and efficacious strategy for indicated prevention in young
people with subthreshold psychotic states" - See
Mega Twin EPA at Amazon.com
and
Jarrow Max DHA at iHerb.
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Effect
of zinc supplementation on mood states in young women: a pilot study -
Eur J Clin Nutr. 2010 Jan 20 - "multivitamins (MVs)
... who took MV and Zn showed a significant reduction in anger-hostility
score (P=0.009) and depression-dejection score (P=0.011) in the Profile of
Moods State (POMS) and a significant increase in serum Zn concentration
(P=0.008), whereas women who took only MV did not"
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Ethyl-eicosapentaenoic acid for the treatment of psychological distress and
depressive symptoms in middle-aged women: a double-blind,
placebo-controlled, randomized clinical trial - Am J Clin Nutr. 2008 Dec
30 - "Psychological distress (PD) ... To our
knowledge, this is the first trial of n-3 supplementation in the treatment
of PD and depressive symptoms in middle-aged women. In women with PD without
MDE at baseline, the 8-wk changes in PD and depressive scales improved
significantly more with E-EPA than with placebo" - See
Mega Twin EPA at Amazon.com.
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Essential Fatty Acid Accelerates Treatment Response in Early Psychosis -
Medscape, 1/22/08 - "For the primary and secondary
prevention of emerging psychotic disorders, physicians should "keep an open
mind towards neuroprotective substances, such as omega-3 fatty acids or
other experimental neuroprotective substances,"" - See Mega Twin EPA
at
iHerb.
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Iron Deficiency Alters Brain Development and Functioning - J. Nutr.
133:1468S-1472S, May 2003 - "Iron
deficiency
anemia in early life is related to altered
behavioral and neural development. Studies in human infants suggest that
this is an irreversible effect that may be related to changes in chemistry
of neurotransmitters, organization and morphology of neuronal networks, and
neurobiology of myelination"
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Polyunsaturated Fats and Neurological Disorders - Nutrition Science
News, 9/00
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DHEA: A Mental & Physical Boost - Life Extension Magazine, 12/99
- Fat in the
diet may affect mental ability - CNN, 9/4/98
- The
Marriage of DHEA and 5-HTP for New and Better Mood Function
- Life Enhancement Magazine, 7/99
Other News:
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Here's How Much Money Americans Lose to Online Scammers at Every Age - NBC,
3/20/22 - "Young people are falling victim to online
scams at a higher rate than ever before, but older generations are losing the
most money to them"
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Why people latch on to conspiracy theories, according to science - National
Geographic, 1/8/21 - "People use cognitive
shortcuts—largely unconscious rules-of-thumb to make decisions faster—to
determine what they should believe. And people experiencing anxiety or a sense
of disorder, those who crave cognitive closure, may be even more reliant on
those cognitive shortcuts to make sense of the world, says Marta Marchlewska, a
social and political psychologist who studies conspiracy theories at the Polish
Academy of Sciences."
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Narcissists don't learn from their mistakes because they don't think they make
any - Science Daily, 7/22/20
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Low
scam awareness in old age may be an early sign of impending cognitive decline
and dementia - Science Daily, 4/15/19 - "Older
adults frequently are targeted by con-artists and are highly vulnerable to scams
and fraud, particularly those that are financial in nature. However, little is
known about whether scam awareness predicts transitions from normality to mild
cognitive impairment and dementia ... low scam awareness was a harbinger of
adverse cognitive outcomes. Low scam awareness was also associated with
Alzheimer disease pathology in the brain. According to the researchers, these
findings suggest that low scam awareness is an early sign of impending mild
cognitive impairment and dementia. Further, they conclude that evaluation of
behaviors such as scam awareness may help to identify individuals at risk for
dementia before cognitive symptoms manifest." -
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/04/190415172151.htm
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One in
three college freshmen worldwide reports mental health disorder - Science
Daily, 9/13/18
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Are you
prone to feeling guilty? Then you're probably more trustworthy, study shows
- Science Daily, 7/19/18
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Study: Constantly Taking Selfies Is A Sign Of Mental Illness - The
Federalist, 1/15/18 - "Those who take three selfies in a
day but don’t post them on social media fall into the borderline category. Those
who post at least three per day are considered acute, and those who have an
“uncontrollable urge” to take selfies all the time and post at least six on
social media per day are considered chronic"
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Why
more intelligent people tend to be atheistic - Science Daily, 3/7/16
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Talk
about yourself on social media? - Science Daily, 3/7/16 -
"participants who share more about themselves on
Facebook had greater connectivity of both the medial prefrontal cortex and
precuneus, to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. There was also greater
connectivity between the precuneus and the lateral orbitofrontal corte"
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Narcissists not necessarily satisfied with themselves - Science Daily,
2/11/16 - "narcissists have little need for warm,
intimate relationships. Their primary aim is to show others how superior they
are, and they constantly crave admiration from others. When narcissists receive
the admiration they crave, they feel proud and elated. But when they don't, they
feel ashamed and may even respond angrily and aggressively"
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Women of all ages more likely to have serious mental health problems than men,
report says - The Washington Post, 5/28/14 - See chart I:
"2009-2013: Percentage of adults aged 18 and over with
limitations in activities of daily living, serious psychological distress"
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American
liberals and conservatives think as if from different cultures - Science
Daily, 3/27/15 - "American conservatives think more like
Asians ... Holistic thought more often uses intention and the perception of
whole objects or situations, rather than breaking them down to their parts --
such as having a general feeling about a situation involving intuition or tact
... Analytic thinking styles tend to look at the parts of a situation, and how
they work together toward the whole. This involves "slicing up the world and
analyzing objects individually, divorced from context," … liberals, if trained
to think holistically, would come to form more conservative opinions"
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Study
reveals sexual appeal of war heroes - Science Daily, 3/11/15 -
"Women were more likely to find a soldier attractive,
and were more inclined to date him, if he had been awarded a medal for bravery
in combat. Interestingly, whether or not a non-decorated soldier had seen combat
in a warzone or remained in the UK did not have a statistically significant
effect on his attractiveness"
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Too Much Praise Can Turn Your Kids Into Narcissistic Jerks, Study Finds -
ABC News, 3/9/15
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How to
tell when someone's lying: Psychologist helps law enforcement agencies tell
truth from deception - Science Daily, 5/10/11
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Our
brains judge a face's trustworthiness, even when we can’t see it - Science
Daily, 8/5/14 - "Our brains are able to judge the
trustworthiness of a face even when we cannot consciously see it"
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Need to Spot a Narcissist? Just Ask Them - WebMD, 8/5/14 -
"And narcissism is bad for society because people who
are only thinking of themselves and their own interests are less helpful to
others"
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What
predicts distress after episodes of sleep paralysis? - Science Daily, 3/4/13
- Note: I threw this in because it's the first time I've read about it and
being aware of what it is might diminish the stress. I've had it happen twice in
my life though not within the last 30 years. It's scary though. It's as though
your mind wakes up but your body is still asleep. You cannot move but you’re
totally aware of where you are, what day and approximate time, etc. The only
thing you can control is your breathing. Both times I increased the rate and
depth of my breathing to make enough noise that I woke up. Both times I had a
long and exhausting day prior and it was too hot to sleep (once in Vietnam and
once in a non-air conditioned dorm in Miami) which may have caused it. I've
always believed and still do that it's connected to sleep deprivation.
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Brain
Can't Cope With Making a Left-Hand Turn and Talking On Hands-Free Cell Phone
- Science Daily, 2/28/13 - "that could be the most
dangerous thing they ever do on the road"
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How to deal with jerks: Give 'em the silent treatment - nbcnews.com, 2/27/13
- "silent treatment can speak volumes, even when someone
is not saying a word or limiting their conversation to short or one-syllable
responses"
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In rich
and poor nations, giving makes people feel better than getting, research finds
- Science Daily, 2/21/13
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Talking
about being old is important indicator of body dissatisfaction - Science
Daily, 2/21/13
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It
actually is better (and healthier) to give than to receive, study finds -
Science Daily, 2/4/13 - "when dealing with stressful
situations, those who had helped others during the previous year were less
likely to die than those who had not helped others ... Self-reported stressful
experiences included such things as serious, non-life-threating illness,
burglary, job loss, financial difficulties or death of a family member ...
Respondents also reported the total amount of time in the past 12 months they
had spent helping friends, neighbors or relatives who did not live with them by
providing transportation, doing errands and shopping, performing housework,
providing child care and other tasks ... the Cox proportional hazard models (the
most widely used method of survival analysis) for mortality revealed a
significant interaction between helping behavior, stressful events, morbidity
and mortality"
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Brown eyes appear more trustworthy than baby blues - nbcnews.com, 1/10/13
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Separating You and Me? 4.74 Degrees - NY Times, 11/21/11
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Why
older adults become fraud victims more often - Science Daily, 12/3/12 -
"an important
clue may lie in a particular region of the brain that influences the ability to
discern who is honest and who is trying to deceive us ... Older people, more
than younger adults, may fail to interpret an untrustworthy face as potentially
dishonest ... a brain region called the anterior insula, which is linked to
disgust and is important for discerning untrustworthy faces, is less active in
older adults" - https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/12/121203163430.htm
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One in
five U.S. adults experienced mental illness in the past year, report says -
Science Daily, 11/28/12
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Link
between creativity and mental illness confirmed in large-scale Swedish study
- Science Daily, 10/16/12 - "The results confirmed those
of their previous study, that certain mental illness -- bipolar disorder -- is
more prevalent in the entire group of people with artistic or scientific
professions, such as dancers, researchers, photographers and authors. Authors
also specifically were more common among most of the other psychiatric diseases
(including schizophrenia, depression, anxiety syndrome and substance abuse) and
were almost 50 per cent more likely to commit suicide than the general
population"
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How far back can you remember? When earliest memories occur - MSNBC, 8/24/12
- "Our first palpable recollections — from vital, early
mileposts to seemingly random snapshots of our toddler years — stick for good,
on average, when we reach 3 1/2 years old, according to numerous past studies.
At that age, the hippocampus, a portion of the brain used to store memories, has
adequately matured to handle that task"
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New
studies challenge established views about development of children raised by gay
or lesbian parents - Science Daily, 6/10/12 - "much
of the science that forms the basis for the highly regarded 2005 official brief
on same-sex parenting by the American Psychological Association (APA) does not
stand up to scrutiny. The new study by University of Texas sociologist and
professor Mark Regnerus, provides compelling new evidence that numerous
differences in social and emotional well-being do exist between young adults
raised by women who have had a lesbian relationship and those who have grown up
in a nuclear family ... the available data on which the APA draws its
conclusions, derived primarily from small convenience samples, are insufficient
to support a strong generalized claim either way"
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Highly
religious people are less motivated by compassion than are non-believers -
Science Daily, 4/30/12
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Born
nice? Peoples' niceness may reside in their genes, study finds - Science
Daily, 4/10/12
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Daydreaming is good for the mind - Fox News, 3/19/12 -
"This mind wandering, it seems, actually gives your
working memory a workout. Working memory is the mental work space that allows
the brain to juggle multiple thoughts simultaneously. The more working memory a
person has, the more daydreaming they can do without forgetting the task at hand
... People with overall higher working memory were better able to stay focused
when the task at hand required it"
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Narcissism impairs ethical judgment even among the highly religious, study finds
- Science Daily, 3/12/12 - "We found that nominal and
devout Christians show better ethical judgment than the skeptics overall, but
especially those whose narcissistic tendencies are at the low end of the
spectrum"
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Top 5 Happiest States in the U.S. - Science Daily, 2/29/12
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Rich people more likely to cheat, behave badly, research finds - MSNBC,
2/27/12 - "In a series of experiments, University of
California at Berkeley researchers showed again and again that upper-class
individuals were more prone to unethical behavior than people from more deprived
backgrounds"
-
Military
service, even without combat, can change personality and make vets less
agreeable, research suggests - Science Daily, 2/17/12
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Believing the impossible and conspiracy theories - Science Daily, 1/26/12
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Violent Sex Crimes by U.S.
Soldiers Rise - Medscape, 1/19/12 - "One violent sex
crime was committed by a soldier every six hours and 40 minutes in 2011 ... The
top five violent felony offenses committed by soldiers in 2011 were aggravated
assault, rape, aggravated sexual assault, forcible sodomy, and child
pornography"
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Understanding left-handedness - Science Daily, 12/27/11 -
"In some cases, however, it is disadvantageous and
may well reflect a genetic defect or early developmental disturbance ...
This phenomenon can be observed, for example, in epilepsy, schizophrenia,
and autism. Furthermore, current research suggests that diminished activity
of the left cerebral hemisphere compared to the right may lead to
depression, and the opposite imbalance to mania"
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Eau de DNA: Do genes determine our perfume preference? - MSNBC, 12/23/11
- "A perfume that one person loves may be repulsive
to another. The difference is in our genes" - Tell me about it.
There are at least two that are so offensive to me that I have to leave the
room. Someone said one might be the "Poison" brand perfume. To me it
smells like flea spray.
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Sex or
generosity? What counts most in marriage - MSNBC, 12/9/11 -
"factors such as generosity may make sex better,
according to the study. Couples who reported high levels of generosity,
commitment and quality time together also reported high levels of sexual
satisfaction. And wives were more likely to be sexually satisfied if they
shared household chores with their husbands ... Fifty percent of women and
46 percent of men who reported above-average generosity in their
relationship s described their marriages as "very happy." On the other hand,
just 14 percent of each sex with below-average generosity in their
relationship described their marriage as "very happy.""
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The art of deception: Creative types are bigger liars - MSNBC, 12/7/11 -
"the researchers found that the most creative
students were also the most dishonest ... Creative people will think of new
ways to bend the rules to do what they want to do"
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How to spot psychopaths: Speech patterns give them away - MSNBC,
10/23/11 - "Psychopaths are typically profoundly
selfish and lack emotion. "In lay terms, psychopaths seem to have little or
no 'conscience,'" ... Psychopaths are also known for being cunning and
manipulativ"
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Musical aptitude relates to reading ability - Science Daily, 10/16/11 -
"poor readers had reduced neural response (auditory
brainstem activity) to rhythmic rather than random sounds compared to good
readers. In fact the level of neural enhancement to acoustic regularities
correlated with reading ability as well as musical aptitude. The musical
ability test, specifically the rhythm aspect, was also related to reading
ability. Similarly a good score on the auditory working memory related to
better reading and to the rhythm aspect of musical ability" - Note:
I'm a karaoke fan so I found it interesting even if no one else does.
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The Body Odd - Why some of us are terrible singers - MSNBC, 9/29/11 -
"Singing is complicated because you need to match a
note with your voice and perceive it accurately, you need to figure out the
right way to configure your vocal muscles, and you need to control those
muscles well enough to belt out a tune ... anywhere from 40 to 62 percent of
non-musicians were poor singers ... roughly 20 percent of people can't sing
accurately because they don't have good control of their vocal muscles.
Another 35 percent of poor singers have trouble matching the pitch of their
own voice to the same sound heard in other timbres, such as when it's coming
from a trumpet, piano, or a person of the opposite sex. And 5 percent of
lousy singers lack the ability to hear differences in pitch or discriminate
between two different sounds"
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The Body Odd - Narcissists know they're annoying, study suggests -
MSNBC, 9/1/11
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Nice Guys Earn Less Money in Workplace - ABC News, 8/16/11
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Narcissists look like good leaders, but they aren't - Science Daily,
8/9/11 - "Narcissists rise to the top. That's
because other people think their qualities -- confidence, dominance,
authority, and self-esteem -- make them good leaders ... Our research shows
that the opposite seems to be true ... the narcissists' preoccupation with
their own brilliance inhibits a crucial element of successful group
decision-making and performance: the free and creative exchange of
information and ideas ... in the everyday life of an organization,
"communication -- sharing of information, perspectives, and knowledge -- is
essential to making good decisions. In brainstorming groups, project teams,
government committees, each person brings something new. That's the benefit
of teams. That's what creates a good outcome." Good leaders facilitate
communication by asking questions and summarizing the conversation --
something narcissists are too self-involved to do ... the research has
implications beyond the workplace -- for instance, in politics. "Narcissists
are very convincing. They do tend to be picked as leaders. There's the
danger: that people can be so wrong based on how others project themselves.
You have to ask: Are the competencies they project valid, or are they merely
in the eyes of the beholder?""
-
Osama Bin Laden's Evil Charisma Recalls Adolf Hitler, Charles Manson and Jim
Jones - ABC News, 5/4/11 - "History is littered
with Osama bin Ladens -- former President George W. Bush called them the
"evil-doers" -- who wield mesmerizing power over their devoted followers and
often possess qualities of grandiosity and charisma ... Agents of influence
are effective at what they do. But some people come along who have a
personality type and are often described as narcissistic ... "The fact is
that Hitler was beloved by his people--not the military, at least not in the
beginning, but by the average Germans who pledged to him an affection, a
tenderness and a fidelity that bordered on the irrational," said Wiesel in
an 1998 essay in Time magazine. "It was idolatry on a national scale. One
had to see the crowds who acclaimed him. And the women who were attracted to
him. And the young who in his presence went into ecstasy. Did they not see
the hateful mask that covered his face? Did they not divine the catastrophe
he bore within himself?""
-
You
can count on this: Math ability is inborn, new research suggests -
Science Daily, 8/8/11
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The Body Odd - Creative types are full of themselves, study confirms -
MSNBC, 7/21/11 - "While the creative personality has
many appealing traits -- being curious, broad-minded, and open to new
experiences -- it has a few unappealing ones, like less modesty and more
arrogance"
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Popular TV shows teach children fame is most important value, psychologists
report; Being kind to others fell dramatically in importance over 10 years
- Science Daily, 7/12/11 - "If you believe that
television reflects the culture, as I do, then American culture has changed
drastically .. The rise of fame in preteen television may be one influence
in the documented rise of narcissism in our culture ... Popular television
shows are part of the environment that causes the increased narcissism, but
they also reflect the culture. They both reflect it and serve as a powerful
socialization force for the next generation ... The study is published in
the July issue of Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on
Cyberspace, a peer-reviewed journal featuring psychosocial research on the
impact of the Internet on people and society ... If you have 400 or more
Facebook friends, which many high school and college students do, you are on
stage ... It's intrinsically narcissistic" - Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke
and Zoro, who were always fighting evil has been replaced by narcissism.
Great, just great!!! I’m being facetious for anyone that doesn’t know me.
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Ingredients of happiness around the world - Science Daily, 6/29/11 -
"Our findings suggest that Maslow's theory is
largely correct. In cultures all over the world the fulfillment of his
proposed needs correlates with happiness ... However, an important departure
from Maslow's theory is that we found that a person can report having good
social relationships and self-actualization even if their basic needs and
safety needs are not completely fulfilled"
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Nearly Half of U.S. Teens Smoke, Drink Alcohol, or Use Drugs - WebMD,
6/29/11 - "Nearly half of all American high school
students smoke, drink alcohol, or use illicit drugs"
-
How
the brain processes faces: Neural system responsible for face recognition
discovered - Science Daily, 6/1/11 - "For the
study, participants were shown images of faces while in a magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) scanner. Their task was to recognize different facial
identities with varying facial expressions. Using dynamic multivariate
mapping, the research team examined the functional MRI (fMRI) data and found
a network of fusiform and anterior temporal regions that respond with
distinct patterns to different identities. Furthermore, they found that the
information is evenly distributed among the anterior regions and that the
right fusiform region plays a central role within the network" - I
just thought it was interesting and explains why I have trouble with
unfamiliar faces. I'm good on logic tests and that's the left side.
-
Brain Glossary - Neuroscience and Brain Terminology -
"In most people, the left brain handles words
and logic, and the right brain is better at art, music, and intuition"
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How
to tell when someone's lying: Psychologist helps law enforcement agencies
tell truth from deception - Science Daily, 5/9/11 -
"When questioned, deceptive people generally want to say as little as
possible ... the vast majority give only the bare-bones. Studies with
college students, as well as prisoners, show this"
-
Is
there a 'tiger mother' effect? Asian students study twice as many hours,
analysis finds - Science Daily, 5/5/11
-
Osama Bin Laden's Evil Charisma Recalls Adolf Hitler, Charles Manson and Jim
Jones - ABC News, 5/4/11 - "History is littered
with Osama bin Ladens -- former President George W. Bush called them the
"evil-doers" -- who wield mesmerizing power over their devoted followers and
often possess qualities of grandiosity and charisma ... Agents of influence
are effective at what they do. But some people come along who have a
personality type and are often described as narcissistic ... "The fact is
that Hitler was beloved by his people--not the military, at least not in the
beginning, but by the average Germans who pledged to him an affection, a
tenderness and a fidelity that bordered on the irrational," said Wiesel in
an 1998 essay in Time magazine. "It was idolatry on a national scale. One
had to see the crowds who acclaimed him. And the women who were attracted to
him. And the young who in his presence went into ecstasy. Did they not see
the hateful mask that covered his face? Did they not divine the catastrophe
he bore within himself?""
-
Does
it take one to know one? New research reveals conspiring conspiracy
theorists - Science Daily, 5/4/11 - "The
research, titled Does it take one to know one? Endorsement of conspiracy
theories is influenced by personal willingness to conspire, considered the
responses of around 250 UK undergraduates to 17 major alleged conspiracies,
such as the 'assassinations' of Princess Diana and John F. Kennedy, the
'faking' of the moon landings and the 'orchestration' of the 9/11 attacks by
the US government ... The more that participants indicated a willingness to
conspire, the more they found the same conspiracy theories to be plausible,
interesting, and worth considering ... that participants who were highly
Machiavellian -- defined as willing to exploit others for personal gain --
were more likely to indicate willingness to conspire, and as a result, were
more likely to believe in conspiracy theories ... 'We found that in their
search for explanations under such uncertain and confusing conditions,
people rely partly on projection -- the assumption that others would behave
much as they would"
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Embarrassed by Your Singing? It’s a Clue to Brain Health - WebMD,
4/15/11 - "In healthy people, watching themselves
sing elicits a considerable embarrassment reaction ... But people who had
neurological damage in a region of the brain known as the medial frontal
cortex seemed less concerned ... The smaller the region, the less
embarrassed the people were"
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Are
your values right or left? The answer is more literal than you think -
Science Daily, 4/13/11
-
Political views are reflected in brain structure - Science Daily, 4/7/11
- "Individuals who call themselves liberal tend to
have larger anterior
cingulate cortexes,
while those who call themselves conservative have larger
amygdalas. Based on what is known about
the functions of those two brain regions, the structural differences are
consistent with reports showing a greater ability of liberals to cope with
conflicting information and a greater ability of conservatives to recognize
a threat"
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Anemia Underappreciated in Elderly Psychiatric Inpatients - Medscape,
3/14/11 - "Below-normal hemoglobin levels commonly
occur in older patients, which has led to the misconception that anemia is a
natural consequence of aging. However, recent research has challenged this
view, with several studies showing a direct link between anemia and adverse
outcomes in older patients. Outcomes may include deterioration in cognition
and mood, overall physical function, and quality of life and also an
increased risk for death"
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Bilinguals see the world in a different way, study suggests - Science
Daily, 3/14/11 - "learning a second language gives
businesses a unique insight into the people they are trading with,
suggesting that EU relations could be dramatically improved if we all took
the time to learn a little of each other's language rather than relying on
English as the lingua-franca"
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Why toddlers throw temper tantrums - CNN, 2/21/11 -
"Let's take a quick tour of the human brain,
stopping at a little blob of gray matter behind the eyebrows called the
prefrontal cortex (PFC). This is the part of the brain that regulates
emotion and controls social behavior. It's also the last area of the brain
to develop; it has only just begun to mature at age 4. That immaturity -- as
difficult as it makes parenting a toddler or a preschooler -- may serve an
important developmental role in the acquisition of language (the most
significant social tool humans have), says a new report out of the
University of Pennsylvania" - Note: I read the article because it
seems like some student protestors have an adult version of this and I was
wondering what causes it.
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Politics and eye movement: Liberals focus their attention on 'gaze cues'
much differently than conservatives do - Science Daily, 12/9/10 -
"Researchers suggested that conservatives' value on
personal autonomy might make them less likely to be influenced by others,
and therefore less responsive to the visual prompts"
-
Non-religious people more loyal to particular corporate brands - Science
Daily, 11/15/10
-
High
level of practical intelligence a factor in entrepreneurial success -
Science Daily, 10/27/10
-
Researchers find a 'liberal gene' - Science Daily, 10/27/10
-
Emotional effects of heavy combat can be lifelong for veterans - Science
Daily, 10/6/10 - "heavy combat exposure at a young
age had a detrimental effect on physical health and psychological well-being
for about half of the men well into their 80s ... about half of the veterans
who experienced a high level of combat showed signs of stress-related growth
at mid-life, leading to greater wisdom
and well-being in old age
than among veterans who witnessed no combat
-
Maslow Updated: Reworking of the famous psychological pyramid of needs puts
parenting at the top - Science Daily, 8/19/10
-
Trusting people make better lie detectors - Science Daily, 8/13/10 -
"People high in trust were more accurate at
detecting the liars -- the more people showed trust in others, the more able
they were to distinguish a lie from the truth. The more faith in their
fellow humans they had, the more they wanted to hire the honest interviewees
and to avoid the lying ones. Contrary to the stereotype, people who were low
in trust were more willing to hire liars and they were also less likely to
be aware that they were liars" - In other words, liars can't spot
liars.
-
Bosses Who Feel Inadequate Are More Likely To Bully - Science Daily,
10/15/09 - "Incompetence alone doesn't lead to
aggression ... It's the combination of having a high-power role and fearing
that one is not up to the task that causes power holders to lash out. And
our data suggest it's ultimately about self-worth"
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Eating Sweets Every Day In Childhood 'Increases Adult Aggression' -
Science Daily, 10/1/09 - "69 per cent of the
participants who were violent at the age of 34 had eaten sweets and
chocolate nearly every day during childhood, compared to 42% who were
non-violent"
-
Mad
Genius: Study Suggests Link Between Psychosis And Creativity - Science
Daily, 9/28/09
-
Common Mental Disorders May Be More Common Than We Think - Science
Daily, 9/10/09
-
Cruel And Inhuman Treatment Causes More Mental Damage Than Physical Torture,
Study Suggests - Science Daily, 6/2/09
-
Mending A Broken Heart: Closer Look At 'Broken Heart Syndrome' - Science
Daily, 3/26/09
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Physical Activity Improves Mood For People Serious Mental Illness -
Science Daily, 1/14/09 - "even meager levels of
physical activity can improve the mood of people with serious mental
illnesses (SMI) such as bipolar disorder, major depression and
schizophrenia"
-
Psychiatric Disorders Common Among College-age Individuals; Few Seek
Treatment - Science Daily, 12/1/08
-
The Psychology of Political Ads - WebMD, 10/22/08
-
Suffering rejection helps us
spot phonies - MSNBC, 10/17/08
-
Narcissists more likely to be
leaders - MSNBC, 10/8/08
-
More than 50% of college students felt suicidal - USA Today, 8/17/08 -
"Of the 15,010 undergraduates, average age 22: 55%
had ever thought of suicide; 18% seriously considered it; and 8% made an
attempt"
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Curcumin stimulates proliferation of embryonic neural progenitor cells and
neurogenesis in the adult hippocampus - J Biol Chem. 2008 Mar 24 -
"Administration of curcumin to adult mice resulted
in a significant increase in the number of newly-generated cells in the
dentate gyrus of hippocampus, indicating that curcumin enhances adult
hippocampal neurogenesis" - See
curcumin products at Amazon.com.
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Shy? Or Something More Serious? - washingtonpost.com, 11/6/07
-
Top 10 Drugs Prescribed by Psychiatrists in 2006 - Clinical Psychiatry
News, 9/18/07
-
Political Leanings May Show in Brain - WebMD, 9/10/07
-
Health Depends on Mental Health - WebMD, 9/4/07
-
Loneliness takes its toll - USA Today, 4/23/06
-
Subliminal Threats Get Through to Brain - WebMD, 5/17/05
- Frequent
Tanning May Signify Mental Disorder - WebMD, 8/4/04
- Personality
Disorders Affect 15% of Americans - WebMD, 8/4/04
-
Less Than Half of Combat Personnel Seek Help for Mental Disorders, Which Are
More Prevalent Among Those Deployed to Iraq than Afghanistan
- Doctor's Guide, 7/1/04
- Chill Out, or
Face Rising Health Risks - WebMD, 10/23/03
- Music Improves
Mood - WebMD, 10/22/03
-
Younger Age, Relative to the School Year, Slightly Increases the Risk of
Psychiatric Disorders Among School Children - Doctor's Guide, 8/29/03
- What Your Taste
in Music Says About You - WebMD, 6/10/03
- Low Self-Esteem
Can Be Normal Reaction To Disapproval
- WebMD, 5/30/03
- People Care
More About Others and Obligations as They Get Older
- WebMD, 5/12/03
- Antisocial
Behavior Puts Health at Risk - WebMD, 4/17/03
- Elizabeth
Smart: What Kept Her From Escaping? - WebMD, 3/14/03
-
Magnetic Resonance Imaging May Identify Patients At Risk Of Psychosis
- Doctor's Guide, 12/13/02
-
What Breed of Dog Are You? - Time Magazine, 9/30/02
-
Troublesome friendship or a relational disorder? - USA Today, 9/8/02
- Personality
Disorders Change Over Time - WebMD, 6/28/02
-
Environmental Noise Impacts Mental Health Of Children
- Doctor's Guide, 5/29/02
-
Underappreciation of Psychiatric Conditions by Neurologists
- Doctor's Guide, 4/17/02
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Teen-Agers Who Watch More Television Are More Prone To Violence, Study Says
- Intelihealth, 3/28/02
- Joint Custody Best
for Most Children - WebMD, 3/25/02
- A Child's
Personality May Persist Into Adulthood - WebMD, 12/21/01
- Drivers Prone to
Road Rage May Be More Aggressive in General
- WebMD, 6/15/01
- Lead Exposure May
Increase Violent Behavior - WebMD, 5/29/01
-
Hacker reminds some of Asperger syndrome - USA Today, 3/29/01
-
Experiment Corroborates Freud's Theory Of Repression
- Intelihealth, 3/14/01
-
Families lobby to force care - USA Today, 2/12/01
- Editorial: Mental
Health Problems? Stand Up and Be Counted, Fight for Your Right to Mental
Health - WebMD, 2/5/01
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Parents Just Don't Understand: Brain Changes, Not Hormones, Explain Many
Adolescent Behaviors - Intelihealth, 1/4/01
- Should Parents
Worry About Violence in Movies, Music, Games?
- WebMD, 9/12/00
- Obsessive Compulsive
Disorder Responds To Citalopram Treatment
- Doctor's Guide, 9/27/99
- Financial Strain A Major
Cause Of Psychiatric Illness - Doctor's Guide, 7/10/98
- Antidepressant Can Change
Personality Traits In Healthy People
- Doctor's Guide, 3/2/98
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