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“Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned!” I don’t know how many times, how many more ways I can reiterate the consequences of cheating. Cheating, one of the ultimate forms of betrayal, may be “good” in that particular moment but it’s never good for anyone in the end, as the gentleman in this video [...]

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I thought that this would be an appropriate post for all you late night and recurrent binge-eaters. The question is,  ”Does your pattern of late night and recurrent episodes of late night eating meet criteria for DSM-V Binge Eating? Many of us are chronic dieters. We go from Jenny Craig to Weight Watchers to the [...]

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If you are like me, I am sure that you are tired of people calling every young man or young woman with a series of temper outbursts automatically Bipolar Disorder. Well,  the DSM-5  Task Force has decided to take a closer look at the constellation of several symptoms that may look like this disorder, but [...]

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Well it has been a long time coming but this morning, while at the APA meeting in San Francisco, I learned that adults can now be diagnosed (DSM-V) as having ADHD. This is a milestone for our discipline of medicine. For a long time we had removed the (H) out after an individual became and [...]

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Eighty-three year old, longtime “700 Club” television host, Pat Robertson is officially off his rocker. The veteran TV host has received heavy criticism for his comments in the past on controversial topics but his latest insight on cheating has thrown us over the moon. Robertson basically told a woman that inquired to the show on [...]

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This post goes out to all you lovers out there that meet in hotel rooms, parked cars, behind buildings, at restaurants, in church, parks or anywhere else the person you’re cheating on won’t be! The term secret lovers, already has a negative connotation, so if you’re love or lover is a secret, it’s most likely [...]

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