Resultados para "Gray" en Enfermedad física y trastornos

Chronic illness is now a part of your life—but it doesn't have to define your life, or your relationship. Once you've healed from the initial shock and trauma of a diagnosis, you will need to build lasting coping skills to navigate life with your partner. This evidence-based guide can help you, each step of the way.

ある60代の女性が、著者の認知症専門クリニック訪れました。なんでも、10個入りパックの卵を3日連続で買ってしまい、ついに4日目になった時、不安にかられて訪ねたのだそうです。診断の結果、女性は認知症ではありませんでした。かといって、正常な状態の脳の状態でもありません。「認知症グレーゾーン」だったのです。

Code Gray is a “provocative and meaningful” (Theresa Brown, New York Times bestselling author of Healing) narrative-driven medical memoir that places you directly in the crucible of urgent life-or-death decision-making, offering insights that can help us cope at a time when the world around...

This book explains in simple, relatable language how to strengthen the vagus nerve so sleep becomes natural again. Through guided breathing, gentle relaxation practices, and bedtime routines designed to calm the nervous system, you will learn how to prepare your body for rest long before you close your eyes. You will discover why some nights you fall asleep without effort and others feel impossible, and how to tilt the balance in your favor. Stories of people who once dreaded bedtime will show you that deep rest is not out of reach—it is a skill you can retrain.

Supported by the powerhouse team behind The Truth About Cancer, best-selling natural-health author Liana Werner-Gray offers a simple yet comprehensive guide to nutrition for those who have been diagnosed with cancer. You've been diagnosed with cancer, and all you want is a simple guide of what...

Truly a medicine for body and soul, one of cannabis’ greatest gifts is its remarkable potential for spiritual healing and awakening. In this authoritative guide, editor Stephen Gray and 17 other influential voices of the modern cannabis movement explore the spiritual benefits of cannabis and offer guidance on how to interact with the intelligence of this plant ally, a companion and supporter of humanity for millennia.

The emotional impact of dementia on families cannot be understated. As loved ones face the realities of the condition, they may experience a range of feelings, including grief, frustration, and confusion. This emotional rollercoaster can strain relationships and create a sense of isolation among family members. However, by fostering open communication and seeking support from one another, families can create a nurturing environment. Sharing feelings and experiences can strengthen bonds, allowing family members to feel more connected and understood during this challenging time.

Calm In The Chaos: Managing Anxiety In A Fast-Paced World provides a comprehensive and practical approach to managing everyday stress and anxiety. Whether you're facing persistent anxiety or just need help managing day-to-day challenges, this book offers powerful tools to help you achieve emotional balance.

An easy-to-listen and sensitive portrayal of the changing world of people with dementia due to Alzheimer's disease or other diseases, and those who care for them. Offers insights into emotional reactions and practical suggestions based on deep understanding of the way people with dementia view many situations.

Are you searching for answers on how to sleep well? Do you want to overcome insomnia, improve sleep apnea, upgrade your memory and concentration, and reduce brain fog and tiredness? Research shows that maintaining quality sleep health can reduce the risk of heart disease, aid in dementia prevention, manage migraines effectively, and overcome insulin resistance! When struggling with sleep deprivation and nighttime disturbances, your first thought might be to reach for the best sleep aid or supplement with extra coffee in the morning.

Migraines have a way of derailing even the best-laid plans without warning. The searing pain is only part of the battle—the non-headache symptoms like nausea, light and sound sensitivity, and mental fogginess can be just as challenging to navigate. As an invisible illness, it often leaves those battling its effects feeling deeply misunderstood by even their closest friends and family.