Psychologists reason that the neural circuitries of physical pain and emotional pain evolved to share the same pathways to alert protohumans to danger; physical and emotional pain, when saber-toothed tigers lurked in the brush, were cues to pay close attention or risk death.
But still, the pain is there to teach us something. It focuses our attention on significant social events and forces us to learn, correct, avoid, and move on. We bottle it up. Science shows that love is effectively a painkiller, because it activates the same sections of brain stimulated by morphine and cocaine; moreover, the effects are actually quite strong.
On one level this suggests a wonderfully simple and elegant solution, albeit a New Agey one, to physical or emotional pain: All you need is love.
In fact, researchers recently showed that acetaminophen—yep, regular old Tylenol—reduces the experience of social pain. While they might not admit it, for biologists and psychologists, understanding love on a chemical level is tantamount to finding the holy grail. After all, the more we understand about love in terms of science. Ultimately, all this progress points to one thing: treatment, with both painkillers and antiaddiction drugs.
Choose to heal! Choose to not be alone in this world. You are worthwhile. You are valuable. You deserve happiness. And, you should read this book! Jul 20, Emily rated it liked it. This book is well written and very instructional for children dealing with sexual abuse, as well as their friends and family.
My only issue with it is that in an attempt to speak to children in familiar language, the book uses some outdated slang. It also uses illustrations of teens from the early 90s. Aside from that, it's a useful book that won't overwhelm kids. This is upfront, clear and surprisingly not bitter. Very recommended for people who work with kids teachers, etc. Opens the discussion quite a bit. Jul 29, kaelyn lee added it. This book help me threw all the pain and hurt I was going threw I think any girl who going threw pain and abuse and hurt they also have hope for a better future.
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Cancel Save settings. Bestselling Series. Harry Potter. Books By Language. Books in Spanish. By author Adam Kay. Free delivery worldwide. Expected delivery to Germany in business days. Not ordering to Germany? Click here. Order now for expected delivery to Germany by Christmas. The pain and the funniness somehow add up to something entirely good, entirely noble and entirely loveable. Scribbled in secret after endless days, sleepless nights and missed weekends, Adam Kay's This is Going to Hurt provides a no-holds-barred account of his time on the NHS front line.
Hilarious, horrifying and heartbreaking, this diary is everything you wanted to know - and more than a few things you didn't - about life on and off the hospital ward. This edition includes extra diary entries and an afterword by the author. Review Text I'd prescribe this book to anyone and everyone.
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