This is your brain on DKNY: Kicking your shop-till-you-drop habit is easier with extreme advice from experts who treat serious addicts

Article Abstract:

Researchers are of the view that shopping triggers the release of dopamine, a brain chemical associated with addictive behavior like drug use. Randy Frost, a professor of psychology at Smith College and a specialist in compulsive disorders shares several strategies that addictive shoppers can try to divert their attention from excessive shopping.

Methods, Shopping

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How to beat burnout

Article Abstract:

Mental burnout, besides taking a psychological toll on women, also puts them at greater risk for developing inflammation-related diseases like diabetes, heart disease and stroke. Four ideas that help one in using her summer getaway to rethink her work situation and make plans for a happier, more energetic future are discussed.

Working women

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Beyond morning sickness.

Article Abstract:

Pregnant women with the problem of extreme morning sickness resulting in depression and isolation are discussed. A case of a woman with severe morning sickness, who needs to be hospitalized several times during the pregnancy for severe nausea and inability to eat anything, is presented.

Care and treatment, Pregnant women, Morning sickness (during pregnancy), Morning sickness

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