If you've never seen or read this magazine, it is well worth the price of the subscription, in my opinion. BP does NOT stand for British Petroleum, but rather for Bipolar disorder. For those who don't know, Bipolar disorder is a condition where chemical imbalances in the brain can create mood swings of either euphoria or depression. During the "up" phase, also know as "manic" people tend to start more projects, have more energy, spend excessively, eat less, talk too much, don't listen well, take unusual risks, don't sleep as much, and more.
During the "down" phase, bipolar people are exactly like depressed people: They isolate, don't do much, sleep too much, have low self-esteem, don't call friends, don't answer messages, don't do email, think of killing themselves, and don't find life worth living.
I could not find ONE magazine by searching Google that is strictly for Depression. That's probably because when you are depressed, you wouldn't subscribe to a magazine, and wouldn't read it when it was delivered.
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There was one magazine I found that focused on both Anxiety and Depression, called "Esperanza" which means "hope" in Spanish. There are articles you can read on the web from this magazine.
If you click on the title of this post, it will take you directly to the online version of BP Magazine. You don't have to spend money or subscribe to enjoy and benefit from BP Magazine.
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