Showing posts with label Psychiatry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Psychiatry. Show all posts

Monday, August 19, 2013

Computer users and the mental health debate

It is obvious to all that the general mental health of the peoples of the earth seems to be deteriorating and the deterioration is global.
What might be causing this? There are many issues. One may lie in the one indispensable tool to living in the modern world.
The very technology that has made the modern world a global village providing instant connection may be part of the root of the problem

Thursday, August 1, 2013

Computer Use induced stress

Computer use is not limited to laptops and desktops but also includes the use of most of our modern gadgets such as iphones, ipads, video games, cell phones and so on that are actually minicomputers.

Our continual exposure to the toxic environment created by operating these tools without adequate preventive measures exposes our human machine system to stresses not naturally coded to it and which it consequently finds difficult to handle on the continuous basis required by our highly wired modern lifestyle.

In the book – Computer Use Induced Stress, Adetutu Ijose in her usual forthright way explains how and why computer use is stressful to the body.


She seeks to help all computer users, their loved ones and doctors gain an understanding of these issues, the underlying reasons why we all feel so stressed out in the modern technology age.

She reveals the overexposure to toxins present in the computer use environment as we go from laptops/desktops to iphones, video games, ipads to cell phone especially when texting and tweeting.

She explains how these unique stresses can be easy misdiagnosed as other more commonly known stresses with dire consequences.

She provides practical solutions on how to problem and how to handle computer use so we minimize these stresses and its effects.

Who knew diet and exercise was important in responsible computer use.

This book is a must for anyone who wants to live successfully in the technological age.

It is important reading for all ages and for both users and medical professionals.

Parents please do not take this issue lightly get this book for you and your children. It is investment well worth it.

.Are you wondering why you are so tired from computer use or why you get so cranky or feel overwhelmed at work or are having communication problems and why no medication seems to be able to make things better?

Maybe the stress inherent in computer use is overwhelming your body’s system. Read this book to find all you need to know to help yourself and avoid a misdiagnosis. 

Give this book to your doctor to read it may save you from a lot of trouble. It may also help you to increase your productivity and avoid being laid off or losing your career due to avoidable health consequence of computer use.

This book is available at http://www.amazon.com in print and also in ebook format for kindle, ipad, nook, kobo and most other ebook reader formats.

It is available at  the Book Gallery at Ms. Ijose's website http://www.foodsthathealdaily.com

Contact Ms. Ijose at adetutuijose@gmail.com or computerblessings@gmail.com


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8 Signs that Indicate Your Insomnia is Computer Use Induced

Insomnia that is Not Resolved by Medication but that Results in Continuous Change in Medication and or Dosage Could Be a Problem for Computer Users


Computer induced insomnia is not well understood and many times could be misdiagnosed as being entirely worry stress induced leading to the mistake of trying to resolve it with medication. This mistake could lead to further depletion of various biochemicals and nutrients resulting in psychotic or mental issue like symptoms. Please refer to my articles title The silent ignored global epidemic part I and especially part II to read more about computer use ailment symptoms mimicking other ailments.
People suffering from this type of insomnia are not really psychotic or badly depressed and administration of anti depressant could turn them into psychotic and badly depressed people with no resolution to their problems but an ever-increasing need to change their medications or dosages.