
Mind & Sleep
Anxiety, low mood, ADHD, trauma and grief, who to see, what treatment involves, and sleep.
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The in-depth guides

Anxiety in the Body: Palpitations, Chest Tightness and Fear
A doctor explains why anxiety causes palpitations and chest tightness, why these symptoms are real, and why they still need checking before blaming anxiety.

Caffeine and Sleep: How Many Hours Before Bed to Stop
A doctor explains how many hours before bed you should stop caffeine, how much is still in your body at 3, 6, 9 and 12 hours, and how to cut down safely.

Cortisol: What Is Real and What Is Marketing
A doctor sorts cortisol fact from trend: what the hormone does, whether cortisol face and adrenal fatigue are real, what testing shows, and what lowers stress.

Depression: The Signs People Miss and How to Actually Get Help
A doctor explains how depression differs from sadness, how it hides in men and older adults, what treatment really involves, and how to get help in the US.

Early Signs of Dementia vs Normal Aging: How to Tell
A doctor explains which memory changes are normal aging, which patterns suggest early dementia, what an assessment involves, and what to do first.

If You Are Having Thoughts of Suicide
Calm, practical steps for when thoughts of suicide arrive: crisis lines, what to do in the next hour, a simple safety plan, and how to help someone else.

Insomnia: How to Fix Your Sleep Without Sleeping Pills
A doctor explains CBT-I, the actual first-line treatment for chronic insomnia: stimulus control, sleep restriction, and why sleep hygiene alone rarely works.

Is It Normal to Dream Every Night?
A doctor explains why everyone dreams every night, what makes you remember dreams, why vivid dreams often mean broken sleep, and when dreaming needs a check.

Loneliness and Your Health: Why Doctors Now Ask About It
Social isolation sits alongside blood pressure and smoking in the mortality data. What the evidence shows, why it is not the same as being alone, and what actually helps.

Melatonin: What It Actually Does, and When It Is Worth Taking
A doctor explains what melatonin is, a timing signal not a sedative, the honest effect sizes, the US supplement quality problem, and who it really helps.

PHQ-9 and GAD-7 Scores: What Your Number Means
What your PHQ-9 or GAD-7 score means band by band, why 10 is the usual cutoff, why PHQ-9 question 9 matters on its own, and what usually happens next.

Psychiatrist, Psychologist or Therapist: Who Should You See?
A doctor explains how psychiatrists, psychologists and therapists differ, who to see first for low mood, anxiety, ADHD or trauma, and what to ask about cost.

Restless Legs Syndrome: The Sleep Thief With an Iron Connection
A doctor explains how restless legs syndrome is diagnosed, the low iron link most people miss, triggers like antihistamines and alcohol, and when to seek help.

Sleep Trackers: How Accurate Are They Really?
A doctor explains what wearables really measure, how their sleep stages compare to lab testing, the orthosomnia trap, and when tracker data hints at apnea.

Starting Antidepressants: What to Expect, Week by Week
A doctor explains what to expect when starting antidepressants: early side effects, when benefit begins, how long treatment lasts, and why stopping is planned.
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