Psychiatry 2019
Journal Clinical Psychiatry and Cognitive Psychology | Volume 3
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May 20-21, 2019 | Rome, Italy
PSYCHIATRY AND
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LIFE STYLE, MENTAL HEALTH,
ILLNESS, HEALTHY LIVING AND
YOGIC MEDITATION: A PREVENTIVE
COMPREHENSION OF PERSONALITY TYPE
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ttainment of happiness is the innate desire of every human being,
but our life style, attitude and values have undergone a radical
change with rapid modernization and more towards consumerist cul-
ture. Positive state of physical, mental and social well-being is known as
health. It has been described as a value judgement, as a continuum from
illness to wellness. Health is more than the absence of problems. The
question is can life style modification help someone? How we define the
term life style? In general term life style means the way of life, the pattern
of living of a person-how he spends his time from moment to moment.
It also means the food we take, drinking habit, exercise, diet-particularly
overeating and consuming too much high fat, low fiber food-constantly
facing higher stress situations, likes and dislikes of a person. These result
from a life style of experience, beginning in early childhood, evolving
through adolescence and adulthood. A healthy life style holds the key to
the prevention of many diseases. Behavioural risk factors such as smok-
ing cigarettes, drinking excessively, using drugs, eating high fat and high
cholesterol diets, eating too much and becoming over weight, inviting
stress are the causes of major chronic diseases which can be controlled
through modifications of life style. Personality and individual behaviour
style play a crucial role in health habit. The disease prone personality is
characterized by depression, anxiety and even hostility. Indian thought
contains valuable conceptual, methodological and theoretical ideas and
Nibedita Jena, J Clin Psychiatry Cog Psychol 2019, Volume 3
Nibedita Jena is currently working as a State
Advisor and as a Director of Youth Policy, in the
Department of Higher Education, Government
of Odisha, India. She has completed her PhD in
Psychology from KIMS, BBSR Odisha, India.
drnjena@gmail.comNibedita Jena
Satya Sai Women’s College ,India
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