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Climate Change Affects Our Lifestyle
With our weather becoming more extreme, outdoor activities are compromised and therefore so is our lifestyle. In this article, I talk about a time when climate change was not discussed, or if it was, it happened behind closed doors.
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The Effects of COVID-19 on Mental Illness
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the whole world. It has never been more important to look after your health. Mental illness is on the rise. I spoke with Gary Trosclair, DMA, LCSW to gain insight about the effect of the pandemic on mental health.
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Self Publishing. Is it Your Best Option?
What is best for your stories - Self Publishing or Traditional Publishing? The internet has opened up a realm of resources for authors to publish their own books. But is being a self-published author the best option for you? Research all publishing options before you decide.
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Living with Hashimoto's Disease (Low Thyroid).
Feeling excessively tired? Have trouble with weight issues? Check your Thyroid, you may have Hashimoto's Disease. This disease affects brain function and slows your metabolism. Affects your lifestyle!
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How to Deal With a Partner Who Has High Functioning Autism
Learning to live with a partner who has High Functioning Autism, previously known as Aspergers Syndrome, is challenging. This is especially so if the partner had not been diagnosed before the relationship. How does this condition affect relationships?
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OCPD Is Not OCD: Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder Is a Mental Condition
OCPD is different to OCD, OCPD is more like Aspergers Syndrome. Obsessing over everything impacts on people's conversational skills, their ability to interact with others and how they complete tasks.
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Vitiligo Skin Disorder May Occur With Thyroid Conditions
Vitiligo is a skin disease that may occur in people who suffer from Thyroid Conditions. The patchy loss of skin colour is random and affects various parts of the body. This is an autoimmune disease and there is no cure. Although not life-threatening, this disease can be unsightly.
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Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD): Life After an OCPD Marriage Breaks Down.
Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD) was a major factor in this marriage breakdown. Read a sensitive account of one woman's struggle with her husband's limiting condition. OCPD can affect relationships in a negative way.
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People With Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD) Can Impact Negatively on Relationships
Relationships are complicated. OCD and OCPD are not the same disorder. People with OCD know they have a condition that impacts negatively on their relationships, OCPD sufferers don't know unless told.
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Mangoes. Nature's Fruit Full of Flavour and Nutrition.
Mangoes are a tropical fruit with many health benefits. They are low GI, are sweet, juicy and full of vitamins and minerals. A great addition to many meals or a meal on their own. Recipes included.
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Are Aspergers Syndrome (ASD) and Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD) the same?
Aspergers Syndrome and Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder. People who suffer these conditions are known as nerds. Aspies and OCPDers tend to share some traits but are they the same condition?
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How Eating Healthy Can Benefit You.
Eat healthy every day. Important for your health and weight loss. Learn how to do this with information on how the type of food you eat affects your health and wellbeing. Eat real food not junk food.
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How Many Calories (Kilojoules) Do We Need in a Day?
How many calories or kilojoules do we need in one day? Read on to see tips on how to work out your BMR, PAL and BMI. Explanations on what it all means as well.
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Are Apples Fattening? This and Other Misconceptions About Healthy Food
Apples are so good for you but some people have misconceptions about the 'sugar' contained in apples and other fruit. Read on to see whether apples really are fattening. A healthy diet can be tasty.
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Ocpd - Decision Making With Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder. High Functioning Autism Is a Similar Condition.
People who suffer OCPD, Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder have trouble making quick decisions. They tend to worry incessantly. Some traits are similar to people who have Aspergers Syndrome, which is now known as High Functioning Autism.
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Growing up With Aspergers Syndrome (As).
Aspergers Syndrome is high functioning autism or AS. Read about an inspirational person who lives with this condition. He is proof that being different isn't always a bad thing.
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OCPD: How This Condition Affects Long Term Relationships
Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD) and Aspergers Syndrome are similar. Both conditions can inhibit relationships. How do these conditions affect long term relationships? Aspergers is now referred to as High Functioning Autism.