POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE BRAINS II
The type of thoughts you think determine the chemical environment inside your brain.
If you choose to think depressing thoughts, you create the chemistry of depression.
If you choose to think anxious thoughts, you create the chemistry of anxiety.
If you choose to think negative thoughts, you produce the chemistry of negativity.
If you choose to think angry thoughts, you produce the chemistry of anger.
Research indicates there are groups of people whose gene chemistry is associated with depression. Studies of the human genome have found that the DNA of depressed people may actually make some of them susceptible to depression.
It appears that not all people are created equal in their ability to have a positive mind. Millions of people are genetically predisposed to mood disorders. They inherited a brain chemistry that makes them vulnerable to negative thoughts and twisted emotions.
The stresses of daily life gradually take a toll on their mind, and they start to sink in a sea of negative thoughts. When these individuals take a licking, they don't keep on ticking. They get depressed, they become overwhelmed by inertia, and their life implodes.
If you don't believe there is a chemistry associated with depression, why do you think drug companies spend billions of dollars developing antidepressant drugs?
Modifying the chemistry of your brain with antidepressants is big business.
If you don't believe there is a chemistry associated with anxiety, why do you think drug companies developed anti-anxiety medications?
At one time, valium was one of the most prescribed medications in the western world. Drug companies made billions of dollars selling valium helping people alter their brain chemistry so they no longer felt anxious.
Drug companies spend billions of dollars doing research to discover how the chemistry of your brain works. Once they understand the chemistry, they can make medications that alter it in a favorable manner.
Excerpt from :
Zero Tolerance To Negative Thinking : Good-by Depression - Hello Positive Mind
