Excessive harshness on children can cause depression

The training of children is not an easy task and now it has been revealed that if children are subjected to excessive strictness, their DNA is affected, due to which they can also suffer from depression in adolescence and youth.

 

 

In this way, due to the harshness and scolding of the parents, epigenetic changes occur in them and biologically they increase the risk of mental stress and depression, but its effects start appearing in adulthood, to eliminate its negative effect, it is necessary to train the children with a sense of security and love so that their personality can be balanced.

 

The study, now conducted by Professor Evelyn von Ashe of the University of Münster in Germany, who was associated with the University of Leuven in Belgium at the time of the research, has been presented at the conference of the European College of Neuropsychology Pharmacology, she says that the process of killing and shouting at children can affect the natural process of gene reading and thus affect the overall development of the child.

 

Although the study included very few people but their statistical significance is in place, it took 21 adolescent boys and girls who were raised and gently trained by their parents in the best environment, then compared them to 23 boys and girls who were the same age and had suffered parental beating, harshness and disorientation in childhood, their average age. It was 12 to 16 years old.

 

Then the experts examined the DNA of all the people involved, in which methylation was examined at 450,000 places of DNA, methylation is a natural process in which small pieces of chemical components attach to DNA and affect their instructions, if this process increases, then humans can suffer from depression.

 

Now the children who were trained in the harshest environment had a high rate of DNA change and after the review, its signs were also seen in their psychology.

 

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Low income accelerates memory decline in middle age, research

Economic inequality is linked to a number of medical problems such as depression, high blood pressure and obesity.

 

But now it has been revealed that low income also causes memory impairment in middle age.

 

This was revealed in a medical study conducted in the United States.

 

The columbia university study examined data from 2,879 people born between 1936 and 1941.

 

From 1994 to 2004, their salaries were compared and divided into three groups, i.e. they were divided into high-income, middle and low-income groups.

 

These individuals’ memory decline was then assessed from 2004 to 2016.

 

Research has found that the process of memory decline of low-paid people is very fast in middle age .

 

Researchers said that the results provide new evidence that indicates that there is a relationship between our income in adolescence and the speed of memory decline in later life.

 

He added that social policies should improve the financial status of low-income people, which can improve their mental health.

 

He said that more research work will be done in this regard in the future and will be seen how to prevent mental decline.

 

The results of this study will be presented during the International Conference of the Alzheimer’s Association.


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The common habit that can cause memory impairment

 

This has been revealed in a new medical research / File Photo

 

Do you often forget things or things? So it may be because of a habit of yours.

 

Yes, being anxious often can lead to memory impairment.

 

This claim was revealed in a new medical study conducted in Britain.

 

 

The common thing that can weaken your memory increases the speed of memory decline in low-income middle age, research

from Imperial College London examined how the memory of people who are often worried or worried is.

 

For this purpose, people were surveyed to assess the extent to which they remembered different events in their lives and then compared it to the effects on five personal characteristics such as reacting to a negative event, interest in the outside world, clarity, situational compatibility, and conscious awareness.

 

The research found that certain personality traits affect a person’s memory.

 

According to research, people who are more anxious and irritable perform worse in memory tests.

 

Reacting to a negative event is often linked to psychological problems, potentially having negative effects on memory as well, researchers said.

 

Similarly, a situational trait has also been linked to memory impairment, but according to the researchers, the reason for this is not yet clear.

 

The research found that people who are clean or interested in things out of the routine, their memory is also better.

 

Researchers believe that memory benefits over time from activities that stimulate the brain and body.

 

Such people also have a low rate of worms in the brain and body, which also benefits memory.

 

The findings were published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences.

Alarming decline in the fertility of men worldwide, research

Men’s sperm count worldwide is declining by 2.6% annually.

 

This was revealed in a new study.

 

From 1973 to 2000, sperm count decreased by 1.2 percent annually, but from 2000 to 2018 it increased to 2.6 percent.

 

According to the researchers, this is a big crisis for humanity and if we do not take immediate steps, this problem will reach a level from where it will not be possible to reverse it.

 

In this study, 223 research reports on more than 57,000 men from 53 countries were analyzed in depth.

 

The results showed for the first time that the decline in sperm count and concentration rates in Latin America, Asia and Africa is similar to that in Europe, North America and Australia.

 

According to the researchers, this means that the reduction in sperm count rate has reached such an extent that couples may face difficulties in getting children.

 

The study, published in the journal Human Reproduction Update, said it has become a global problem that can be compared to climate change.

 

According to the researchers, this crisis is like an epidemic that is everywhere and the reasons for this are going to stay with us for a long time.

 

The study did not shed light on the reasons for the decrease in sperm count, but the researchers said that environmental and lifestyle factors are possibly linked to it.

 

He said that various chemicals have affected the hormonal and reproductive systems.

 

He added that the data is shocking and indicates that the survival of humanity is at risk as it may be very difficult for couples to get children in the future.