Life in a Day: Causal Analysis
Walking into my sister's apartment on the coldest cold day in early winter changed my life forever. The smell of stale smoke along with a foul rotten food odor and a combination of fresh paint permeated the air. To the right of the front entrance was a half bathroom occupied by a stacked washer and dryer. The toilet, small sink, washer and dryer were all covered in a burnt orange color paint. My sister thought her paint job was so unique, almost as if she wanted me to ask her to come do mine. The floor covered the tile with a huge pile of clothes with paint splatters all over them. The kitchen, across from the bathroom, was a complete mess. Stale food on the counters, cigarette butts put out on dirty dishes. …show more content…
They claim that patients with bipolar appear to have physical changes in their brain. Although the significant changes are still uncertain. They also claim that it is genetic and is more common in people who have a first-degree relative, with this condition. National Institute of Mental Health, claims that there is approximately 1.1% of the population over the age of 18, or at one time, there were as many as 51 million people worldwide that suffer from bipolar. Which is 2.2 million in the USA alone. They also claim that although bipolar disorder is very serious, it is also a highly treatable brain …show more content…
One of the three solutions is meditation. As said by Lisa Turner the author the meditation solution is proven to improve the anxiety and depression in people that have bipolar disorder. It shows measurable results in brain activity, but for meditation to be a successful way to help bipolar you will have to attend weekly and not just as your own leisure. HelpGuide.org also says that you can use acupuncture. Acupuncture correlates with the meditation, and helps with the stress. National Institute says that psychotherapy is another great way also. It is also known as “talk therapy” this solution can help support and guide people people and their families for the
Walking into my sister's apartment on the coldest cold day in early winter changed my life forever. The smell of stale smoke along with a foul rotten food odor and a combination of fresh paint permeated the air. To the right of the front entrance was a half bathroom occupied by a stacked washer and dryer. The toilet, small sink, washer and dryer were all covered in a burnt orange color paint. My sister thought her paint job was so unique, almost as if she wanted me to ask her to come do mine. The floor covered the tile with a huge pile of clothes with paint splatters all over them. The kitchen, across from the bathroom, was a complete mess. Stale food on the counters, cigarette butts put out on dirty dishes. …show more content…
They claim that patients with bipolar appear to have physical changes in their brain. Although the significant changes are still uncertain. They also claim that it is genetic and is more common in people who have a first-degree relative, with this condition. National Institute of Mental Health, claims that there is approximately 1.1% of the population over the age of 18, or at one time, there were as many as 51 million people worldwide that suffer from bipolar. Which is 2.2 million in the USA alone. They also claim that although bipolar disorder is very serious, it is also a highly treatable brain …show more content…
One of the three solutions is meditation. As said by Lisa Turner the author the meditation solution is proven to improve the anxiety and depression in people that have bipolar disorder. It shows measurable results in brain activity, but for meditation to be a successful way to help bipolar you will have to attend weekly and not just as your own leisure. HelpGuide.org also says that you can use acupuncture. Acupuncture correlates with the meditation, and helps with the stress. National Institute says that psychotherapy is another great way also. It is also known as “talk therapy” this solution can help support and guide people people and their families for the