Stop smoking reduces stress
Researchers say successful smokers will feel less stressed afterwards - despite the notion that smoking helps reduce stress.
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Researchers say successful smokers will feel less stressed afterwards - despite the notion that smoking helps reduce stress.
More and more people suffer from stressful sleep disorders and using technology.
According to a British study, acupuncture may help ease fatigue in women with breast cancer as well as reduce anxiety, depression and improve the quality of life of pati…
In middle-aged people who are always obsessed with some sad worry, their chromosome molecules are much shorter than others. They will die soon and they themselves antici…
After arresting a 30-year-old man who was violent and unjustly attacking many people around, the police in North Carolina (USA) immediately sent him to the emergency roo…
It is thought that when stressed, the weaker sex will turn to social relationships to relieve stress, while men will become more aggressive and irritable. However, a rec…
Money worries negatively affect health in more ways than you can imagine. A recent study shows that the risk of serious health problems increases dramatically with indiv…
A new study shows that the stress of caring for a wife with breast cancer can damage her husband's health and this situation can last for years after the wife finishes t…
Giving up meat can be a way to deal with stress and depression. According to scientists, a substance in animal flesh, causes certain changes in the brain, leading to moo…
A new study claims that bringing your dog to the office can help you reduce stress at work and increase the spirit of work.
Cleaning the house, vacuuming, washing dishes, washing clothes is not an exhausting task, but rather helps to reduce stress. That was the unexpected conclusion of Mr. Do…
US researchers say sadness and loss of loved ones can make bereaved attacks heart attacks.
Suicide or suicide planning is a common occurrence in the context of stressful life, which increases mental illness.
When we get sad or stressed, we often go to sleep to be relieved. Recently, American scientists confirmed that dreaming really helps us overcome sadness.