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<span>Being in the middle, rather than at either extreme, of the health continuum maintaining a balance of physical, mental/emotional, and social well-being? I can't tell where the options are separated but that sounds reasonable to me...</span>
<span>How does therapy help in the treatment of depression?
</span>Psychotherapy helps people with depression:
Understand the behaviors, emotions, and ideas that contribute to his or her depression.
Understand and identify the life problems or events -- like a major illness, a death in the family, a loss of a job or a divorce -- that contribute to their depression and help them understand which aspects of those problems they may be able to solve or improve.
Restructure ways of thinking, negative attributes and attitudes someone has about himself, and ways in which faulty thinking may perpetuate depression
- Regain a sense of control and pleasure in life
- Learn coping techniques and problem-solving skills
Nutrition is an important thing in regards to quality of life. With adequate nutrition your body will have the nutrients and vitamins that are vital in keeping the homeostasis of our bodies intact, and when this happens, you are feel good. However without adequate nutrition you are predisposed towards diseases that result directly from the lack of adequate nutrition (Like Bari-Bari if you lack Vitamin b12) or your body is inadequate when fighting illnesses like the flu because it doesn't have the energy and nutrition required to help fight.
The correct anser to your question would be Glucose
