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    1. Asked: November 17, 2020In: Communication

      How does depression shrink the brain?

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      Added an answer on November 18, 2020 at 8:32 am

      Stress causes neurogenesis to slow down and even stop, causing the hippocampus to shrink in size and reduce its capabilities, thus propagating the spiral that becomes depression. Stress isn't the only thing that is linked with a smaller hippocampus, there is also a link with high levels of consumptiRead more

      Stress causes neurogenesis to slow down and even stop, causing the hippocampus to shrink in size and reduce its capabilities, thus propagating the spiral that becomes depression.
      Stress isn’t the only thing that is linked with a smaller hippocampus, there is also a link with high levels of consumption of alcohol, sugar and saturated fats. There are positives as well, such as physical exercise, mental stimulation, eating grapes and blueberries, getting enough sleep, sexual activity (in moderation) and more besides. Anti-depressants also boost neurogenesis, but there are natural anti-depressants in the forms listed above, without the side effects. Anybody with major depressive disorder would benefit from combining medication with a healthy lifestyle and stress management. A healthy body and a healthy mind go together, so the best bet for anybody with depression is to maintain good habits and rest assured, that bad days will be more bearable and good days will be better if you look after your body and your mind.

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    2. Asked: November 17, 2020In: Analytics

      What does it mean to have reoccurring dreams?

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      Ahmad Yoda
      Added an answer on November 18, 2020 at 8:32 am

      Reoccurring dreams happen when you did not remember, or understand the dream message information the first time you dreamed it, also known as solving the riddle of the dream. Your inner-guidance is using dreams to communicate something important, but you are not “getting it.” The majority of recurreRead more

      Reoccurring dreams happen when you did not remember, or understand the dream message information the first time you dreamed it, also known as solving the riddle of the dream. Your inner-guidance is using dreams to communicate something important, but you are not “getting it.” The majority of recurrent dreams usually appear as a nightmare so you won’t dismiss the information. It is easy to forget a nice dream but difficult to ignore a frightening nightmare. Recurring dreams reflect the presence of an unresolved or persistent conflict in an individual’s life. Remember, dreams may speak to us with signs and symbols. If you keep missing the message, your dream environment may shift into a nightmare to get your attention. Recurring dreams appear during tough or emotional times in our lives. Like nightmares, they are also often a call-to-action.

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