Most people have a healthy sense of whether they are fit and able to perform. Of course, this is already noticeable in everyday situations: Someone who gets out of breath quite early when climbing stairs should do something for their fitness just as much as someone who feels exhausted and in need of rest after … Sport: Fit for the Start?
Bipolar disorders were known as manic-depressive illnesses until a few years ago. Affected individuals suffer from extreme, volitionally uncontrollable swings in drive, activity, and mood. These fluctuate far outside normal levels toward depression (extremely depressed mood, drastically reduced drive) or mania (inappropriately euphoric or irritable mood, restlessness, overdriven drive). The likelihood of developing bipolar disorder … Bipolar Disorders: Sky High, Sad to Death
