Ramesh Perera Nidokidis
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Depression Test Explained
Depression is a mental illness. This does not mean that those who suffer it are lower forms of life. You aren't considered nuts or a loony tunes if you have it. It simply means that you have a disease that affects the mind and requires treatment to be cured. Do not allow yourself to be drawn into the stereotype that those with mental illness are head cases. Try an online depression test if you have even the smallest thought that you suffer from depression. There are many sites with a depression test to determine your situation as far as depression. Seek more information if the results say you show signs of depression.The depression test online will ask you questions about how you are feeling about certain things and how you are reacting to them. It will ask you how you are dealing with those around you. Many on line tests can be found, but they all share common characteristics. If you show signs of the disease these tests can help you recognize and admit it. It isn't a foregone conclusion that it means you have depression. Treat these tests as an aid to help determine a next step. Every year over 17 million people in the USA suffer from depression. Only a third will ever seek assistance. Once the depression test indicates you may suffer from depression, it's up to you to seek assistance.
The depression test will display if you are having problems sleeping and eating. It will address your bouts with hopelessness, helplessness and worthlessness. Mood swings from very happy to very sad in a short time will be revealed. Stress related questions will be asked. Why are you depressed? The depression test, like a hammer, is only a tool. Stand back and examine your life with the help of this tool. The final goal is to identify depression signs.
Biological, genetic and emotional factors all contribute to depression. Stress
certainly plays a major role in the advent of depression. Life is full of stress provoking events. A depression test on the web can help identify this. It can educate you on your possible condition and allow you to move forward towards treatment. Natural herbs and medications such as anti-depressants address the problem. Medicines and herbs are often used in conjunction with group therapy or one on one talk therapy. If you think you or a loved one suffer from depression, use an on line depression test.
Author: Chokyi Ooi
Thursday, November 20, 2008
TYPEWRITER ART
Can you believe that this art was created using a typewriter?
And don’t you want to know who is this artist ?
Paul Smith was born in Philadelphia on September 21, 1921.
He passed away on June 25, 2007.
Although severe cerebral palsy kept him out of school,
Paul Smith was born in Philadelphia on September 21, 1921.
He passed away on June 25, 2007.
Although severe cerebral palsy kept him out of school,
it didn't prevent him from having a remarkable life.
Here’s some of his amazing pictures:
Here’s some of his amazing pictures:
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Is This a Sport ?
Actually I got this email from a friend,
It's touching my feeling.
I would like to share it with you.
Hope this can help to stop the Killing of the Baby Seals.
PROUD TO BE HUMAN??!!!
Noorway and Canada have a new kind of tourisme.
Killing baby seals!!!! They call it 'hunting' and i'ts a sport
You want to call this sport ??
Is he a sportsman???
You want to call this sport ??Is he a sportsman???
Why?
You're our only hope !!!
lease let it stop. This barbarisme shouldn't be possible in our society
Don't turn your back on us, we are so defenceless, we have no guns, please help us..!!!
I know these images seem painfull for you, but we feel the pain...!!We are being slaughtered by ruthless people and it's going on RIGHT NOW...!!!
What gives him the right to kill us. Who is he to decide about life and death
What gives him the right to kill us. Who is he to decide about life and death
What kind of sport is this..?? I didn't harm anyone....!! I was just swimming around doing nothing, now I'm dead...!!
Please help me and my friends...!!!
You can't just ignore these images..?? Keep silent and doing nothing makes you guilty...!!
Please help us...!!
Please don't leave us alone...!!
STOP THE KILLING OF SEALS
You can make a statement by forwarding this mail to as many people as you can. Bring these murderers to the attention of world leaders. Thank you...!!!
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
What is Anger Management Therapy?
Negative thinking, feelings, will likely lead to anger and cause behavioral top problems.Anger management programs offer the individual plenty of information regarding techniques and strategies for dealing with anger.
In the early 1970's, a psychiatrist named Aaron T. Beck, M.D, developed an anger management therapy focusing on problem-solving. This therapy initially called Cognitive Therapy is now also known as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy or CBT. Beck worked with patients for years using his psychiatric knowledge but was burdened to see his patient's treatment making only slow progress. Beck wanted to use a more intense approach to anger management therapy.
Cognitive Therapy is a form of anger management therapy which helps a person to correct or change specific details in their thinking. These details, involving negative feelings, will likely lead to anger and cause behavioral problems.
Beck realized that it is during the thinking process, negative thoughts are formed which lead to changes in emotions and behavior.
If an individual could be treated at this stage, helping them to change their way of thinking, then they would see changes in their emotions and behavioral pattern.
Using strategies and techniques such as relaxation training and assertiveness training, CBT has proven to be a relatively fast method of providing an individual with relief and allowing them to experience freedom through endurance.
Cognitive Therapy has proven to be the most effective type of psychological treatment. Its popularity has spread worldwide and is used by many qualified professionals to treat individuals with behavioral difficulties such as anger.
Literature about CBT is widely available and there is training in CBT provided for professionals.
Many people who suffer with anger-related issues avoid therapy.
The opposite can actually be said of an individual who seeks anger management therapy.
They are strong and determined, willing to take whatever measures necessary to make positive changes in their life.
Building a trusting relationship with their therapist is vital when an individual is committed to therapy, no matter how long it takes.
Being able to share emotions, whether good or bad, is important in anger management therapy. Anger management therapy may seem tough initially but with a trusting therapist, an individual will certainly make progress.
This relationship between the individual and their therapist provides a safety zone, a place where they can feel free to disclose their innermost thoughts and inhibitions.
Anger management therapy, either CBT or meeting regularly with a therapist, is definitely beneficial for people striving to work through anger-related issues.
Choosing anger management therapy is a big step and requires the support and encouragement from family and friends.
In the early 1970's, a psychiatrist named Aaron T. Beck, M.D, developed an anger management therapy focusing on problem-solving. This therapy initially called Cognitive Therapy is now also known as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy or CBT. Beck worked with patients for years using his psychiatric knowledge but was burdened to see his patient's treatment making only slow progress. Beck wanted to use a more intense approach to anger management therapy.
Cognitive Therapy is a form of anger management therapy which helps a person to correct or change specific details in their thinking. These details, involving negative feelings, will likely lead to anger and cause behavioral problems.
Beck realized that it is during the thinking process, negative thoughts are formed which lead to changes in emotions and behavior.
If an individual could be treated at this stage, helping them to change their way of thinking, then they would see changes in their emotions and behavioral pattern.
Using strategies and techniques such as relaxation training and assertiveness training, CBT has proven to be a relatively fast method of providing an individual with relief and allowing them to experience freedom through endurance.
Cognitive Therapy has proven to be the most effective type of psychological treatment. Its popularity has spread worldwide and is used by many qualified professionals to treat individuals with behavioral difficulties such as anger.
Literature about CBT is widely available and there is training in CBT provided for professionals.
Many people who suffer with anger-related issues avoid therapy.
The opposite can actually be said of an individual who seeks anger management therapy.
They are strong and determined, willing to take whatever measures necessary to make positive changes in their life.
Building a trusting relationship with their therapist is vital when an individual is committed to therapy, no matter how long it takes.
Being able to share emotions, whether good or bad, is important in anger management therapy. Anger management therapy may seem tough initially but with a trusting therapist, an individual will certainly make progress.
This relationship between the individual and their therapist provides a safety zone, a place where they can feel free to disclose their innermost thoughts and inhibitions.
Anger management therapy, either CBT or meeting regularly with a therapist, is definitely beneficial for people striving to work through anger-related issues.
Choosing anger management therapy is a big step and requires the support and encouragement from family and friends.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Wedding Bells for World's Heaviest Man
MONTERREY, Northern Mexico. October 26, 2008.Manuel Uribe, The world heaviest man has married his longtime girlfriend Claudia Solis.
World's fattest man, Mexico's Manuel Uribe, on his way to get married. (AFP Photo) Uribe, 43, had to be carried by a crane on his bed, where he has been confined for years, to the makeshift altar at a venue 30 minutes from his home. Before the diet, he weighed 1,230 pounds.
Uribe, a former mechanic, who hasn't left his bed in six years.
Manuel Uribe the 43 years old tipped the scales in 2006 at 1,230 pounds (560 kilograms), earning him the Guinness Book of World Records' as the world's heaviest man.He has since shed about 550 pounds (250 kilograms) with the help of Solis, whom he met four years ago.
Uribe said he's gunning for a new title: world's greatest weight loser.
The reception featured a banquet with meat, buttered vegetables and a five-tier wedding cake for dessert.Saturday, November 8, 2008
One Body Two Souls / Amazing Two Heads Girl
These photos are about teenage girls who are conjoined twins, with a single body. Abby and Britty has to agree to what each other wants all the time in order to achieve a balance of control.
Abigail Loraine Hensel and Brittany Lee Hensel, (They born at Carver County, Minnesota, United States. March 7, 1990,)
They manage each side of their conjoined body, and coordinated in both hands or both legs are required. They can walk, run and ride a bicycle normally. They each write with their corresponding hand. They can together type on a computer keyboard as what we do. They enjoy sports, Basketball, volleyball, swimming.They pay for two tickets when they go to the cinema
They manage each side of their conjoined body, and coordinated in both hands or both legs are required. They can walk, run and ride a bicycle normally. They each write with their corresponding hand. They can together type on a computer keyboard as what we do. They enjoy sports, Basketball, volleyball, swimming.They pay for two tickets when they go to the cinema
Friday, November 7, 2008
Andropause Mystery: Unraveling Truths about the Male Menopause
"Andropause Mystery: Unraveling Truths about the Male Menopause", the enlightenment of men's predicament on aging
Andropause is a stage in man's life when there is a noticeable declination in his hormones. This usually occurs at the late 40's or early 50's. The declination of hormonal production extends until the eighties. During this period, physical, emotional, psychological and behavioral manifestations due to declination of hormones become more visible.
Dr. Robert S. Tan, a renowned geriatrician conducted a study about male andropause which he compacted in his book "The Andropause Mystery: Unraveling Truths about the Male Menopause". The book deals with the physical changes and psychological challenges met by andropausal men. It serves as an eye opener on how to treat such a dilemma.
Andropause symptoms vary from one person to another. It is generally affected by the health condition. However, in the study of Dr. Robert Tan, some men between fifty to seventy years old reported the following symptoms: erectile dysfunction, tiredness, sudden mood sways, night sweats and occasional palpitations.
Aside from the physical changes, psychological changes that challenged their masculinity are augmented during the andropausal years. A man, no matter what age he is, tends to struggle to prove his strong sexuality, composed emotions, intellectual mind, supreme courage, good productivity, and strong personality, character and behavior.
But what happens when he's in the andropausal years?
The testosterone level of a young man at the age of 15-30 is 1000ng/dl. When he reaches the andopausal stage, an alarming drop of up to 800ng/dl causes the many predicaments in his life.
Dr R. Tan observed that the decrease of testosterone makes andropausal men likely to be more in touch with their feminine side. They become more involved in domestic issues which they use to ignore. They are more attentive to their roles at home such as cooking, house keeping and bonding with their children. They devote much time now for the family and pleasure rather than their business roles. In a sense, the decrease of testosterone level makes them gentler and more domesticated.
On the mental side, judgment becomes less sharp than they used to be during a man's early age. He loses his accuracy and sharp mind. On some cases, there are reports of impaired memory which can lead to dementia.
The andropausal years can be directed to the question of courage. Men who are in this condition has the tendency to become more conservative and less of a risk taker. Fear can easily stun them. While some men fear death, most andropausal men fear to be too dependent.
The next attack hits the pride of being productive. As a common knowledge, men ought to be dynamic, to be noticed for his achievements and efforts. The source of man's happiness can be rooted on being the firm foundation of the family. When he reaches the andropausal period, he feels his inability to support his family as well as to manage complex business.
Personality is not a constant thing. Especially for men who are in their andropausal years, they are more susceptible to trimming down their being impulsive, hyperactive and ambitious. Through the passing of time, male menopause has begun to be accepted as part of aging.
But with the help of medical science, there are useful strategies formulated to cope up with the changes brought about by andropause. Careful supervision of a trained physician is though advisable.
Andropause is a stage in man's life when there is a noticeable declination in his hormones. This usually occurs at the late 40's or early 50's. The declination of hormonal production extends until the eighties. During this period, physical, emotional, psychological and behavioral manifestations due to declination of hormones become more visible.
Dr. Robert S. Tan, a renowned geriatrician conducted a study about male andropause which he compacted in his book "The Andropause Mystery: Unraveling Truths about the Male Menopause". The book deals with the physical changes and psychological challenges met by andropausal men. It serves as an eye opener on how to treat such a dilemma.
Andropause symptoms vary from one person to another. It is generally affected by the health condition. However, in the study of Dr. Robert Tan, some men between fifty to seventy years old reported the following symptoms: erectile dysfunction, tiredness, sudden mood sways, night sweats and occasional palpitations.
Aside from the physical changes, psychological changes that challenged their masculinity are augmented during the andropausal years. A man, no matter what age he is, tends to struggle to prove his strong sexuality, composed emotions, intellectual mind, supreme courage, good productivity, and strong personality, character and behavior.
But what happens when he's in the andropausal years?
The testosterone level of a young man at the age of 15-30 is 1000ng/dl. When he reaches the andopausal stage, an alarming drop of up to 800ng/dl causes the many predicaments in his life.
Dr R. Tan observed that the decrease of testosterone makes andropausal men likely to be more in touch with their feminine side. They become more involved in domestic issues which they use to ignore. They are more attentive to their roles at home such as cooking, house keeping and bonding with their children. They devote much time now for the family and pleasure rather than their business roles. In a sense, the decrease of testosterone level makes them gentler and more domesticated.
On the mental side, judgment becomes less sharp than they used to be during a man's early age. He loses his accuracy and sharp mind. On some cases, there are reports of impaired memory which can lead to dementia.
The andropausal years can be directed to the question of courage. Men who are in this condition has the tendency to become more conservative and less of a risk taker. Fear can easily stun them. While some men fear death, most andropausal men fear to be too dependent.
The next attack hits the pride of being productive. As a common knowledge, men ought to be dynamic, to be noticed for his achievements and efforts. The source of man's happiness can be rooted on being the firm foundation of the family. When he reaches the andropausal period, he feels his inability to support his family as well as to manage complex business.
Personality is not a constant thing. Especially for men who are in their andropausal years, they are more susceptible to trimming down their being impulsive, hyperactive and ambitious. Through the passing of time, male menopause has begun to be accepted as part of aging.
But with the help of medical science, there are useful strategies formulated to cope up with the changes brought about by andropause. Careful supervision of a trained physician is though advisable.
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