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...ses are caused primarily by [[genes]], endocrine disorders, medications or psychiatric illness. [[Evidence]] to [[support]] the view that some obese people eat li ...ical [[exercise]]. To supplement this, or in case of failure, anti-obesity drugs may be taken to reduce appetite or inhibit fat absorption. In severe cases,

===Topic: '''''Earth Problems, Energy Systems, Drugs, Economy'''''=== ===='''''[[Drugs]]'''''====

...is to do with a previous question sent by a reader about schizophrenia and drugs. He now sends another question, and his question relates to Machiventa’s ...he asked was, “Is there any advisable way a person might end the taking of drugs without reverting back to their symptoms of schizophrenia? And your answer

...in the field — for example, he suggested that the effects of [[psychiatric drugs]] (some of which are very deleterious, such as [[tardive dyskinesia]]) be c

...to, to help or people that came to Him for help who had [[illnesses]] or [[psychiatric]] problems...when they were in His [[presence]] they claimed that they were ...re might be a holistic approach to this. Something I could...rather than [[drugs]], rather than anything like that, maybe some sort of a [[dietary]] approac

...tion to the most extreme kinds of situations. It’s why, after taking these drugs, there’s so much of the byproducts of adrenalin in your system. Also there’s the fact that, for so many people, the great danger of these drugs is what you call a “bad trip” because there’ve been few other times i

...]] published a groundbreaking work in the 1960's entitled ''Relief Without Drugs'', in which he recommended some simple, secular relaxation techniques based ...number of books on the subject, including his best-seller ''Relief without Drugs.''

...crastinating or neglecting responsibilities, using alcohol, cigarettes, or drugs to relax, and nervous habits (e.g. nail biting, pacing). ...f stress research, attempting to understand and reduce combat neurosis and psychiatric casualties. Seyle wrote for both non-academic physicians and, in an interna

.... He also experimented throughout his professional life with mind-altering drugs, including ether, chloral hydrate, nitrous oxide, and peyote. He was an exp Psychedelic drugs also contributed significantly to the modern revolution in the scientific s