Entire world specially developing countries like India is facing many socio behavioral problems which cause Loneliness, separation from mainstream stress-free life, family disintegration ,depression, hurrysickness, fast speedy life, addiction of social media, drugs, nicotine, alcohol,...... Are some are pushing the humanity towards mass depression, suicidal moves, wild run for material satisfaction, destruction of all good and sacred values. We all need to worry and find universal health care reform and means to solve these things, before the world goes on self destructive war of values and deadly thought pollution.
In line with the 'Causal Effect' analysis, lonelinss, divided family structure and negative characterisation can be causes while depression is the effect and and not a cause. In other words depression is the symptom of many problems. Many antecedents including lonelinss, divided family structure and negative characterisation can lead to depression. Yes, certainly this also contributes to big socio behavioural problem.
Depression is the total disease of humanity. 99% of the population of all ages are in some stage of depression or have factors for the development of depression. Factors of psychological imbalance and stress can be the initiators of depression in the presence of a state of imbalance in neurotransmitters. Imbalance of neurotransmitters is a major factor in the occurrence of depression. Psychological disorders and stresses are not primary factors of depression. Imbalance of neurotransmitters is an independent and separate problem, the methods of elimination of which are not trivial.
Hello basil sir.. Thanks. Why the neurotransmitters get imbalanced and what are the factors make this happen? Ultimately what type of problems appear in human health indicators kindly explain?
Hello basil sir.. Thanks. Why the neurotransmitters get imbalanced and what are the factors make this happen? Ultimately what type of problems appear in human health indicators kindly explain?
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