Who gets Depression?

['Yoká lokasa oyo']

Nani akómaka konyokwama na makanisi?

Moto nyonso akoki konyokwama na makanisi ata soki azali na mbula boni, azali mobali to mwasi, to mpe azali moto ya ekólo nini.

Kasi, ezali na makambo mosusu oyo ekoki kosala ete moto anyokwama mingi na makanisi, na ndakisa:

1. Libota: Soki moto moko ya libota azali konyokwama na makanisi, yango ekoki kobakisela ye maladi yango.

2. Ndenge bɔɔngɔ esalaka: Soki biloko mosusu ya bɔɔngɔ, lokola sérotonine, noradrénaline mpe dopamine, ezali kosala malamu te, ekoki kosala ete moto anyokwama na makanisi.

Makambo oyo ekómeli yo: Makambo ya mpasi oyo ekoki kopesa yo mpasi na motema, na ndakisa liwa ya moto oyo olingaka, koboma libala to mikakatano ya mbongo, ekoki kotinda yo okóma konyokwama na makanisi.

4. Maladi: Maladi mosusu, na ndakisa mpasi oyo esilaka te, kanser, to maladi ya motema, ekoki kobakisa likama ya konyokwama na makanisi.

5. Bankisi: Bankisi mosusu, lokola oyo babengi stéroïdes to oyo basalisaka maladi ya tansiɔ, ekoki kobakisela moto maladi ya makanisi.

6. Komɛla bangi: Komɛla mingi to bangi ekoki kopesa moto maladi ya makanisi.

7. Bomoto: Bato oyo bazali na bizaleli mosusu, lokola komimona mpamba to kozala na makanisi mabe, bakoki konyokwama mingi na makanisi.

8. Mbula: Moto nyonso akoki konyokwama na makanisi ata soki azali na mbula boni, kasi mingimingi mikóló.

9. Basi: Basi banyokwamaka mingi na makanisi koleka mibali.

10. Komitangola na bato: Kozanga lisalisi ya bato to komitangola na bato mosusu ekoki kobakisa likama ya konyokwama na makanisi.

Ezali na ntina koyeba ete moto nyonso akoki konyokwama na makanisi, mpe ezali te elembo ya bolɛmbu to ezaleli moko ya mabe.

Soki ozali na bilembo ya maladi ya makanisi, ezali na ntina oluka lisalisi ya monganga.

['Makambo oyo ezali na buku yango']

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['Koboya: makambo ya monganga']

['Site oyo ezali kaka mpo na koteya mpe koyebisa bato makambo ya monganga, kasi ezali te mpo na kopesa toli to toli ya monganga.']

['Makambo oyo ezali na site yango esengeli te kosalelama mpo na koyeba maladi to kosalisa yango, mpe baoyo balingi kozwa toli ya monganga basengeli kotuna yango epai ya monganga oyo ayebi mosala yango malamu.']

['Tosengi na yo oyeba ete réseau neuronal oyo epesaka biyano na mituna, ezalaka mpenza malamu te soki ezali na makambo ya mituya. Na ndakisa, motango ya bato oyo bazali na maladi moko boye.']

['Sololá ntango nyonso na monganga to na moto mosusu oyo ayebi kosalisa maladi na yo. Koboya toli ya monganga te to kozela te mpo otángi likambo moko na site oyo. Soki okanisi ete ozali na maladi oyo esengeli kosalisa yo nokinoki, bengá 911 to kende na lopitalo ya pene. Site oyo to ndenge oyo ozali kosalela yango ezali na boyokani te na monganga ná moto oyo azali kosalisa yo.']

["Kozanga ndingisa: droit d'auteur"]

['Mobeko ya Copyright ya Milenere ya 1998, 17 U.S.C. § 512 (DMCA) epesi nzela na bakomi ya mikanda oyo bakanisi ete biloko oyo ezali na Internet ezali kobebisa lotomo na bango na kolanda mibeko ya copyright ya Etats-Unis. ']

['Soki ondimi na motema malamu ete makambo to biloko oyo ezali na site Internet to na ba service na biso ezali kobuka mibeko na yo, yo (to moto oyo azali na mokumba ya kobatela yo) okoki kotindela biso mokanda mpo na kosɛnga ete tólongola makambo to biloko yango to tópekisa yo kokɔta na yango. ']

['Basengeli kotinda bansango na mokanda na nzela ya email (tala na "Kotindelana" mpo na adresse ya email). ']

['Mibeko ya DMCA esengi ete mokanda na yo ya kofunda mbeba ya copyright ezala na makambo oyo elandi: (1) kolimbola mosala oyo ezali na droit ya copyright oyo bazali kofunda ete ebebisami; (2) kolimbola makambo oyo bazali kofunda ete ebebisi mpe makambo oyo ekoki mpo na kosalisa biso na koyeba esika makambo yango ezali; (3) makambo ya kosolola na yo, ata mpe adrɛsi na yo, nimero ya telefone mpe adrɛsi ya e-mail; (4) mokanda oyo okomi ete ondimi na motema malamu ete makambo oyo ozali kofunda ete ebebisami epesami nzela te na nkolo ya droit ya copyright, to na agent na ye, to na mibeko nyonso; ']

['(5) mokanda oyo okomi, oyo okotya sinyatili na yango mpo na komonisa ete makambo oyo okomaki ezali solo mpe ete ozali na lotomo ya kolandela lotomo ya babimisi oyo bazali koloba ete ebebisami; ']

['mpe (6) sinyatili ya moto oyo azali na lotomo ya kosala yango to ya moto oyo azali na lotomo ya kosala na nkombo na ye. ']

['Soki otye makambo nyonso te oyo ezali awa na likolo, yango ekoki kosala ete likambo na yo eumela.']

['Ndenge ya kosolola']

['Tosengi otindela biso email na motuna to likanisi nyonso.']

Who gets depression?

Depression can affect anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background.

However, certain factors can increase the risk of developing depression, such as:

1. Genetics: A family history of depression can increase the likelihood of developing the condition.

2. Brain chemistry: Imbalances in certain chemicals in the brain, such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine, can contribute to depression.

3. Life events: Traumatic or stressful life events, such as the death of a loved one, divorce, or financial problems, can trigger depression.

4. Medical conditions: Certain medical conditions, such as chronic pain, cancer, or heart disease, can increase the risk of depression.

5. Medications: Some medications, such as steroids or blood pressure medications, can increase the risk of depression.

6. Substance abuse: Alcohol or drug abuse can contribute to depression.

7. Personality: People with certain personality traits, such as low self-esteem or pessimism, may be more prone to depression.

8. Age: Depression can occur at any age, but it is more common in adults.

9. Gender: Women are more likely to experience depression than men.

10. Social isolation: Lack of social support or isolation can increase the risk of depression.

It is important to note that anyone can develop depression, and it is not a sign of weakness or a character flaw.

If you are experiencing symptoms of depression, it is important to seek help from a mental health professional.

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