Tag: mental health

High Intensity Exercise Improves Memory and Wards Off Dementia

Jennifer J. Heisz Jennifer J. Heisz , who is an Associate Professor in Kinesiology and Associate Director (Seniors) of the Physical Activity Centre of Excellence at McMaster University, wrote an article presenting the results of her latest research about the effects that exercise has on…

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Gaming Addiction to be Declared Mental Disorder

We all know that feel, man. Video games are a thing that unites practically everyone of my generation and younger. Even over the holidays, with my family, we can start up some old Nintendo games and reminisce about our childhood. And while in the 80s…

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People with Blue Eyes More Prone to Alcoholism

In my experience, this is true. But it’s also true other groups are pre-disposed to this as well. Pioneer News : Alcoholism continues to be a pervasive social problem in our country. Thus, there is always research being conducted somewhere to examine causes, effects, and…

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Faggots More Likely to be Mentally Ill

An all too typical scenario these days. Wow, check out this new information that is exactly what everyone who questions homosexualism has been saying for the last 75,000 years. Independent : Lesbians, gays and bisexuals are more likely to have long-standing mental health problems and…

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Mixed-Race Children are Mentally Ill

“How am I supposed to hold… all of this psychosis???” Half-negro runner Jessica Ennis is the posterchild for race-mixing propaganda in Britain, because though her face might be gross, just look at those abs! Wait, no… actually I find it sort of gross when women…

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Scientists: Ashkenazi Jews Predisposed to Schizophrenia

A typical schizophrenic Ashkenazi Jew. Scientists have discovered that a Ashkenazi Jewish gene predisposes the chosen ones to a vastly increased chance of having schizophrenia, schizoaffecive disorder and manic depression. This gene raises the chances of an Ashkenazi Jew having such a disorder by 40…

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Study Links Circumcision to Personality Trait Disorder

Researchers find circumcised men have higher alexithymia scores than intact men. Alexithymia is the inability to process emotions. IntactNews September 22, 2011 The International Journal of Men’s Health has published the first study of its kind to look at the link between the early trauma…

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