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Depression and Stress
Depression and stress two sides of the same coin. The life of every living organism from amoeba to human beings are governed primarily by two movements bioenergy:
A centrifugal force that tends toward the expansion and the other, the centripetal, which tends towards contraction.
From conception bioenergetics, the health of a living being is governed by the relationship between these two movements.
What happens when these two forces are altered?
The following describes this disharmony extrapolating these two basic movements of native life, made the two forms of psycho pathology currently more widespread in “civilized” world, depression and stress.
We are inclined to think that the common cause of depression and stress is the inability to assimilate external and internal danger, respectively. This helplessness causes emotional trauma, which causes the breakdown of self. This is threatened and void, interrupting the continuity in the body bioenergetics (psychosomatic). So no wonder you see the fear and anguish, with different defensive ways of survival. Depression and stress are both instinctive survival trends used in our modern life and work seem so polar. However, the two hatch and feed from the same source. This common denominator is where I would like to qualify my reflection. Read the rest of this entry »
Depression and Stress
Statistics show that in Europe the sale of antidepressants doubled between 1994 and 2004, these figures speak for themselves and prove that this condition is an evil that is growing every day affect the personal life and working capacity of a person.
Endogenous depression is a disease that you have exposed to a risk of death because the tendency of depression leads to suicide.
Human civilization has reached a technological and industrial development that requires people to an uncontrollable desire for consumption.
The depressive states, inter alia, lack of interest in everything, can not connect to anything that excited and lose the taste for things in a society that invades lifestyle options with just one click on your computer.
Meanwhile, scientists continue to investigate the chemistry of sadness. Read the rest of this entry »