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Forest living vs city dwellers and brain health!
Living near a forest keeps your amygdala healthierA study conducted at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development has investigated the relationship between the availability of nature near…-
Makes sense! Monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes are the main chemical components of therapeutic essential oils and are some of the principal volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted by forests. Researchers have learned that forests contain massive amounts of VOCs emitted into the air by trees and other plants. Some of these terpenes are…[Read more]
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Absolutely it is crucial to spend time in and around nature! Growing up in the mountains and living near the ocean has made it abundantly clear how important it is. Walk on the beach, hike in the hills, and get some fresh air, daily if possible!
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Essential oils and anxiolytic aromatherapy are shown to relieve anxiety, stress, and depression.
Essential oils and anxiolytic aromatherapy. – PubMed – NCBINat Prod Commun. 2009 Sep;4(9):1305-16. Review -
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Diet and depression: Foods and nutrients for recoveryDepression is a common mental illness that can impact daily life. In this article, learn about the foods and nutrients that can help to treat… -
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Really?
Could eating yogurt help treat depression? – Medical News TodayProbiotic bacteria present in live-cultured yogurt – Lactobacillus – have the potential to treat depression, new research suggests. -
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national suicide prevention month
September 2016: It is National Suicide Prevention Month – BloomworkWe (Linda and Charlie) are both inspired by the stories of people who have endured great hardship and have come through the darkness, stronger at the… -
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Bloomwork Newsletter:
September is National Suicide Prevention MonthWe (Linda and Charlie) are both inspired by the stories of people who have endured great hardship and have come through the darkness, stronger at the broken places. We refer to their ordeals as “psychological rags to riches stories.” Some such stories feature peo…[Read more]
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It never ceases to amaze me the depths of inhumanity that some people will go to line their pockets, and the mass apathy that allows these people to have the amount of influence that they do in our lives!
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Rosemary Brocco posted an update in the group Depression Advocate Network
Depression is an epidemic in our world at this time. I have dealt with it extensively myself. My heart goes out to anyone suffering from this disorder. I’d like to be a light of hope and say that it can be healed. We do not get sad, overwhelmed and bogged down for no reason. Heal the things that are weigh on our minds and hearts, and we heal…[Read more]
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Hello Rosemary I just wanted to touch base and thank you again for your input! We have come so far with WeHeal this past year and are helping scores of patients find the best treatments possible. We are currently picking 5+ topics to focus in on for funding, and chronic pain and depression are on the list 🙂
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