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New Study Finds High Magnesium Intake Helps Reduce Fear and Anxiety
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- A supplemented intake of magnesium is found to enhance the brain's ability to reduce fear and anxiety responses, making way for a possible supplemental treatment for many anxiety disorders such as social anxiety disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), panic disorder, specific phobias and others.

Over 30% of Latinas in the U.S. and Mexico Suffer Perinatal Depression
Postpartum Support International Unveils New Spanish Language Educational DVD "MADRE SALUDABLE, FAMILIA FELIZ" Offered to Hospitals & Healthcare Agencies Nationwide As Part of Clinical Training & Education Program Helping Alleviate the #1 Complication of Child Birth: Untreated Depression PORTLAND, Ore., Jan.

Shyness and Social Anxiety Treatment Guide
Shyness and social anxiety can be very detrimental to the quality of the lives of those who suffer from them They are not, however, mutually exclusive of one another, and one may point to the existence of the other

Caine: Overcoming fear with faith during Advent
The season of Advent began last Sunday.