That point of view may consider the Sun to be on the cusp even when its centre is as much as two degrees away from the sign boundary. They may also call other objects (much less than half a degree in diameter) on the cusp despite no part of the object being in the adjacent sign.
I agree with the Shrink Rap doctors. The term âchemical imbalanceâ is short-hand used by laypersons to describe what we canât scientifically explain. We know something is awry in someoneâs brain when he/she shows symptoms of bipolar disorder, schizophrenia or severe and persistent depression. We know chemicals often can help alleviate these symptoms.
In this masterpiece, Dr. Jonathan Rottenberg, argues that the chemical imbalance theory of depression is wrong. Yes, biological factors are important to understanding depression but it is a mistake to think that these chemicals are what cause, maintain, or exacerbate suffering.nfortunately, it is way too brief. Two things I wish it included are the term nocebo effect (which it otherwise references by example) and the idea that our brain chemical levels can be influenced by a variety of things we choose to do or not do.