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Psychology Today Magazine
January 2001
Studies show that hypnosis can treat everything from chronic pain to poor study habits. Chances are, it can work for you.
How to say no to happiness-busters.
More From This Issue
Omega-3 fatty acids may improve mood and mental health due to their effect on communication channels in the brain.
When super buff isn't good enough.
Stock brokers may be trading health for success.
How to teach kids good eating habits.
Marital relationship stress is particularly bad for a woman's immune system.
Is your child acting out? Vitamins might be a key to improving behavior.
Watching too much television can have a negative affect on a child's body image.
Can eating potatoes help you remember?
Working women and sick husbands.
Exercise may be better than Zoloft at preventing relapses of depression.
An interview with Albert Ellis.
Aggressive children may be destined for later long-term unemployment.
Surprising links between emotion and memory.
Pets can help relax people caring for disabled loved ones.
Personality affects how men see women.
