존스홉킨스 정신과 교수가 알려주는 우울증 낫는 방법 3가지 (지나영 교수)

Don't get out of it, you know. Then finish it up. When you lose, that saying is right; you just accept the situation for now. You know what I said earlier? Within that situation, I make choices that I can be proud of, even if just a little bit. Since a psychiatry professor has come, there is a

topic I would like to ask about. Actually, these days, many people suffer from depression. You know, depression. First of all, why do people get it? You bastard. I'm not asking about this really important thing, so I'm not talking about depression. When I look at it by combining all mental illnesses, we are becoming increasingly scientific and explosively

aware of it. Generally, you can think of it this way. It's not just mental problems, but all health and physical problems. The things I have are like that, too. You can think of it like this. From the moment a person is born, there can be a vulnerability to certain diseases. This vulnerability can be somewhat genetic,

or it can be related to innate personality traits. Yes, you said a wasp is a vulnerability. You gave us this innate vulnerability. This is vulnerability for everyone. Some people might be vulnerable to diabetes, and if it were me, I would have a chronic need, a preference, and a field, and if it seemed different, I would be last place. We are

born with vulnerability, and as it grows, when there is a disease, we ask if it is hereditary, right? We say that, but to be a little more precise, ah, language, fire, is vulnerability; that is innate vulnerability. That is Part 1, yes, yes. Next, the second part is... well, let's just say it's environmental. For