In the United States alone, 26% of adults suffer from a form of depression. That translates to 17 million Americans living with depression on a day to day basis. Though most know that depression weighs heavily on the mind, few know how heavily it can affect your physical health.
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We live in a weird world where the “manliness” factor is a barrier across several stages of life. Stop right here if you’re a stereotype and continue reading if you want to improve yourself for the better. Men need to get their health checkups as often as women get.
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As parents, we want to always be there for our children and ensure they are happy and full of life. However, there can be times when your child is feeling low and in need of help. Here are the signs and symptoms of depression in children.
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While depression may develop for multiple reasons, researchers have found a link between a magnesium deficiency and depression. This discovery has encouraged clinicians and other researchers to further investigate if a magnesium supplementation may be a possible option for treating chronic and major depression.
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From heart disease to suicide, the top causes of death claim more men than women every year—and women now live
Read MoreDay three of Movember, and my moustache is still scrawny. But you’ll have to wait until the end of the video
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