Asperger syndrome is a condition which falls within the broad range of autistic symptoms. Although a milder variant of Autism, both are sub-groups of a larger diagnostic category called Autistic Spectrum Disorder or Pervasive Developmental Disorder. Read the rest of this entry »

It is only normal to have legitimate gripes in a relationship, but it is how you mutually work them out that separates the wheat from the chaff. There is no need for harsh comments to get a point across, place blame or make accusations you may later regret, or any other defensive tactics to solve your problems. Don’t focus so much on fighting with each other. Use that same fighting energy to keep your relationship together.

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Although the romantic newness of your relationship may have faded, there are certainly interesting ways to put a similar spark back into you and your partner’s lives.

Remember the first time you met the man or woman in your life? How the sparks flew! The very thought of him or her made your heart soar. Read the rest of this entry »

Following electrical stimulation, all neurotransmitters are released into a gap between nerve cells known as the synaptic cleft. Once the neurotransmitter diffuses across the cleft, biological action is produced by interaction of the neurotransmitter with a signaling molecule known as a receptor. After the receptor has been activated, the neurotransmitter must be eliminated so that the cleft is clear, and the process can be repeated if necessary. Read the rest of this entry »

Depression can affect anyone ranging from mild depressive episodes to severe. In this article we will look at possible treatments for this common disorder. Read the rest of this entry »

The near perfect split in Congress will require bipartisan cooperation. Neither side has a majority, really. Sure the Republicans have more heads to count — one in the Senate and six in the house — but party labels don’t tell it all. The Congress, just like the country, has a center, and nothing gets done without moderates for both sides signing on.

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My friend is using one … Stallone uses a personal trainer. Should I use one? Do I need a personal trainer? Can I afford one? Why do I need one?

First, which fitness or training question is the important one to the potential client?

Some background: Personal trainers or individual coaches have been around for some time — actually dating back to Greek and Roman times! Trainers teach potentially fit people, or those in need of personal attention, the skills and insights to achieve a fitness goal. They can provide the human motivation to encourage adherence and promote success. Properly trained and educated, they can accelerate the process by doing “on-the-fly” assessments so that time and effort is better spent. A personal trainer can give the client that push needed to stay on track towards the goal, and reduce inefficiency while minimizing potential injury. Read the rest of this entry »