February 12, 2010
What Is The Difference Betwen The Brain Waves In Someone Who Is Happy And Someone Who Is Depressed?
also when a person is happy do they think more rapidly than a person who is depressed and do you think the person whom is depressed thinks deeper about issues ?
why and how so?
Thanks for your answers!
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Comments on What Is The Difference Betwen The Brain Waves In Someone Who Is Happy And Someone Who Is Depressed?
The chemical serotonin is deficient in depressed minds.It’s nothing to do with brain waves or speed of thought.Anti-depressents increase the serotonin level in the brain
IMO people who suffer from “depression” are people who suffer from envy, self-pity and idleness.
These combine to cause a lot of frustration, a lot of tears and a prescription of happy pills from the doctor.
People who don’t suffer from depression do not possess all of these things.
I know, i know… some people have genuine depression, blah blah blah, but 95% of sufferers just need to get over themselves.
It all comes down to the chemical balance we have. and if you have a want, to be that way then you will. A happy person does think more rapidly, just for the fact that they are happy. good indorfins take over, we get those with practice. If a person is depressed, they may even become OCD!! obsessing can be depressing. We all make our life the way we want, depends on the want. Genes play a big role on what we do, and anyone can change, good luck to you!!!
thanks for that i have depressing thoughts now