Some people believe that our brain is inactive, when we sleep. If so, then we should not have dreams. Dreams are evidence that our mind remains active, even when we sleep. This simply means that our mind is active 24 hours a day with no rest at all. Imagine how our body would behave if we were to go beyond 24 hours of physical activity.
Although the research may show that 30%
can cause mental disorders occur without stress, it also shows that the majority does – 70% – of mental disorders with stress. The search can not look forward to the remaining 30%, the mentally ill who can not “recognize stress at a given time. This gives us a pessimistic view of mental illness. We are made to believe that nothing is done to them. We also learn that mental illness is caused by our genes, our upbringing, our personality, our temperament, our way of life, and we can not help it. Stress or no stress, they say, if we loaded all of these factors in our personal history, we tend to have a mental illness. Some psychiatrists adhere to this belief strongly. That belief is so influential as the “truth” of science led. Of course, this implies a sense of low self-esteem and powerlessness in the person suffering with the disease. There are then made to believe that the drugs caused people to find answers to mental illness, which is a curse of nature.
prayer, which was until recently as unscientific, now demonstrated that the positive effects would be on the patient. 1 The current belief in psychiatry is that mental illness can be cured by medical professionals and the only person who is mentally ill has no control over their lives. The health system works in a way in which doctors themselves have limited options other than prescription drugs. The patient has no choice worthy of note. In law, a person who is mentally ill because it can take no responsibility for their actions. This is one of the most unfortunate of mental illness. People who are mentally ill also have a sense of responsibility in many areas of their lives.
The role of emotions in mental illness has been completely ignored by scientists. But studies show that the separation from mother, two losses3 – even fatal, four traumatic events, especially if you are able in the last three months5 trigger mental health problems. What has been considered: the history of these events in a person’s life. What is ignored is the emotional shock caused by it in a person’s body and mind. emotional expression enhances the effects of trauma. 6 modified repetitive body are not easily forgotten. Release of emotions through emotional expression explains the role of counseling and confession. We tend to believe, erroneously, that everything is resolved with time. Resolve things with time – but not all. It is these issues and their emotional effect that cause mental disorders and psychosomatic disorders. It ‘obvious that every time you go through an emotional experience, our nervous system and endocrine systems are shaken. The nervous system and hormones jointly controlled the activities of various body parts. If the expression neurohormonal allowed to go before graduation, a physiological rest occurs in the body. This has a scientific basis. 7
For people who regularly attend church, a common experience is the feeling of calm entering a church. Coupled with music, incense and sermons in a low tone, soft, a feeling of peace person lives, he said. There is scientific evidence that the church helps to go to a person in good health. 8 More interesting is the fact that there is little research to say that music or aromatherapy to contribute to mental health. But experience shows that they have a calming effect. Only recently have begun to work published in scientific journals, bridging the gap between spirituality and science. 9 E ‘has been studied now that the religious orientation of people are on a lower rate of stroke compared to those who need not be religious. 10
The whole area of mental disorders is to lose the sense of freedom. When we committed to emotional problems of our lives that does not free us, we lose our freedom of thought. This creates stress in our minds and our bodies bear the brunt of it. This loss of freedom brings a sense of fear or a feeling of helplessness. Both bring these feelings, a sense of insecurity. A person who loses confidence in its value. Self-esteem is low. With the lack of confidence and low self-esteem is poor decision making. A person with reduced when all these conditions are suffering with a mental illness. This changes the behavior of the person. This behavior is the way in which the affected person feels and thinks. If the person to feel fear for a long time, and increase opportunities paranoid phobic. Withdrawal from social situations occurs. Watch the family of the person to be uncomfortable. That person is then asked to see a doctor. increases with the person of low self-esteem vulnerability. However, this does not mean that the person is totally irresponsible towards their welfare. Many times the person who wants to do “something”, but the health system has limited resources to provide much in terms of personal growth, different drugs. If a person is mentally ill to seek help – trust, confidence and lose the sense of freedom already. Instead of helping the person to become independent, there is a tendency for the person dependent on drugs.
Drug
plays its role in monitoring the disease status. It does nothing to improve the quality of sustainable living. To improve the quality of life, the person must take responsibility for their welfare. This is favored in some of the organizations that are currently performed by the person concerned. GROW is an example of such an organization. There are alternatives to drugs in mental status? A doctor can only prescribe drugs to control “the psychological state. The current trend in some other parts of the world is the support of people with mental illness with the responsibility for their own well-being to take over, as with drugs. Psychotherapy11 and self-help is encouraged. The use of medication in such situations the minimum may be reduced or eliminated.
In psychiatry, we know that suicide rates are higher among physicians than the general population and psychiatrists at a higher risk among doctors or other specialists. 12 Research shows that psychotherapy is cheaper than the drug alone in the treatment of mental illness. 13 Conditions such as schizophrenia be treated without drugs in some parts of the world. 14 And ‘also known that the more positive attitude we have, the more balanced are the chemicals in our body. 15 This would be acceptable for those that see the positive role of religion on mental health. Some authors have suggested that future medicine will be “prayer and Prozac.” 16 Mental health is a preventive activities. We must suffer before we take action to counter it? If only we could take responsibility for our sanity, we do not have to suffer. The best medicine in this case is definitely prevention.
We live in a free society. The freedom to suffer, it is also a kind of freedom. We also have the freedom to seek answers, to minimize our suffering.
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