Difference between revisions of "Depression"

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Depression refers to: Economics: a period of economic downturn

The Great Depression of the 1930s

Psychology:

Clinical depression
Postpartum depression

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 '''Depression''' refers to:
-==Economics==
+Economics: a period of [[economic downturn]]
-Economics: a period of [[economic downturn]]/[[economic depression]]
 * The [[Great Depression]] of the 1930s
-==Psychology==
 Psychology:
 * [[Clinical depression]]
 *:[[Postpartum depression]]
+[[Category:Economics]]
+[[Category:Psychology]]
-===Depress According to Ayurvedic Psychology===
-According to [[Ayurvedic psychology]], in addition to cultivating one's [[faith]] through [[prayer]] and practicing [[virtue]], [[stress management]] [[breathing]] and [[relaxation technique]]s, regular [[meditation]] and a appropriate form of daily [[exercise]] could help in the [[treatment]] of [[depression]].
-According to Ayurvedic psychology, depression is intimately connected with the:
-* [[Afflictive emotion]]s
-* [[Three poisons]] ([[Greed]]-[[Lust]] of [[Vata]], [[Anger]]-[[Hatred]] of [[Pitta]], [[Ignorance]] of [[Kapha]])
-* [[Mind/body]]
-* [[Sin]] and [[immorality]]
-* [[Karma]]: [[Cause and effect]]
-* [[Diet]] and [[nutrition]]
-* [[Daily routine]]
-* [[Genetic]]s
-====[[Vata depression|Vata Depression]]====
-[[Vata depression]] is connected with:
-* [[Anxiety]], [[Worry]], [[Fear]]
-* [[Panic]] or [[Panic attack]]
-* [[Greed]], [[gluttony]] and [[lust]] are part of the [[Seven Deadly Sins]] resulting from [[excess|excessive]] [[desire]] for things outside the [[self]]. According to Ayurvedic medicine they result from [[Vata]] ([[Space]] and [[Air]] [[five elements|element]]) [[Dosha]] disturbance in the [[mind/body]].
-* [[Vata]] ([[Space]] and [[Air]] [[five elements|element]]) [[Dosha]] in [[Ayurvedic medicine]]
-* [[Vata disease]]
-* [[Vata emotion]]
-* Connected with [[irregular digestion]] ([[vishama agni]]), [[coldness]] / [[cold]] [[20 attributes|attributes]], [[constipation]], [[irregular]] [[menstruation]], [[dysmenorrhea]] ([[pain]]ful and [[irregular menstruation), [[occipital]] [[headache]]s, [[hyperactivity]]m, [[ADD]], [[ADDHD]], [[insomnia]]
-====[[Pitta depression|Pitta Depression]]====
-[[Pitta depression]] is connected with:
-* [[Pride]], [[envy]], [[anger]] and [[hatred]] are part of the [[Seven Deadly Sins]] resulting from [[excess|excessive]] [[self]]-interest. According to [[Ayurvedic medicine]] they result from [[Pitta]] ([[Fire]] and [[Water]] [[five elements|element]]) [[dosha]] disturbance in the [[mind/body]].
-* [[Anger]], [[Irritability]], [[Hatred]], [[Jealousy]]
-* [[Pitta]] ([[Fire]] and [[Water]] [[five elements|element]]) [[Dosha]] in [[Ayurvedic medicine]]
-* [[Pitta disease]]
-* [[Pitta emotion]]
-* Connected with [[intense digestion]]  ([[tikshna agni]]), too much [[greasy]]-[[fatty]] food and [[spicy]] qualities in the [[diet]], too much [[heat]] / [[hot]], [[loose stools]], [[diarrhea]] and [[insomnia]].
-====[[Kapha depression|Kapha Depression]]====
-[[Kapha depression]] is connected with:
-* [[Sloth]] or [[laziness]] are part of the [[Seven Deadly Sin]]s resulting from a [[deficiency]] of the desires that inspire us to act for [[good]] or [[evil|ill]]. According to [[Ayurvedic medicine]] they result from [[Kapha]] ([[Water]] and [[Earth]] element) dosha in Ayurvedic medicine disturbance in the mind-body.
-* [[Kapha]] ([[Water]] and [[Earth]] [[five elements|element]]) [[Dosha]] in [[Ayurvedic medicine]]
-* [[Kapha disease]]
-* [[Kapha emotion]]
-* Connected with [[slow digestion]]  ([[manda agni]]), [[underactive thyoid]] or [[hypothyroid]], [[obesity]], [[sloth]], [[laziness]], [[diabetes]], too much [[fat]] and [[sugar]] in the diet, lack of [[exercise]] and [[sedentary]] lifestyle, [[coldness]] / [[cold]] and [[heavy]] [[20 attributes|attributes]] and [[hypersomnia]] (excessive [[sleep]])
-[[Category : Economics]]
-[[Category : Psychology]]
-[[Category : Ayurvedic Psychology]]
-[[Category : Disorders]]

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