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Negativity linked to Depression

Negativity linked to Depression

Studies show that depression is a result of habitual negative thinking. 

This is important as people who have major depression are: 

  • Twice as likely to suffer from one or more chronic diseases
  • Three times as likely to suffer from pain-related disorders and injuries.
  • Seven times as likely to suffer from alcohol or substance use disorders.

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