Stress | Depression, Anxiety, and Addiction

You Could Be Depressed – Millions of People Are – And Not Even Know It!

By Tom Rees, on November 9th, 2011%

: Cover of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

Major Depression affects 15 million people, or 7% of the U.S population every year. Translated, this effectively means that 1 in 14 people suffer at least 1 major depressive episode that lasts two weeks or more each year. Given the severity of the illness in terms of how disabling it can be (you may find it almost impossible to get yourself out of bed in the … Read More

“Rag” Magazines vs. Science: Are the Rat Population Studies True?

By Tom Rees, on September 1st, 2011%

One need only look at the racks stuffed full of “rag magazines” at the head of most market checkout lanes to know they are there because they sell. They sell the surprise and shock of a headline that announces somebody who is or was “on top” of their game has shaved all their hair off, married a mooch, or gotten busted for a whole bunch of drugs that were discovered when their car was searched … Read More

Depression, anxiety and addiction are leading to high suicide rates in the Military

By Tom Rees, on May 2nd, 2011%

: Maj. Gen. Mark Graham speaks openly about mental health and his “family” of men and women in service. It is a start, but hardly enough to reverse what is really happening.

of men and women in (NOTE: Please read the articles at the end of this entry)

The other day on the radio I heard some shocking statistics about depression and suicide as it relates to the military. Personally, I don’t think there could be … Read More