Meanings of chemical imbalance in anglès

It's just a chemical imbalance in the body, as is depression.'

This was not a consequence of a chemical imbalance, either.

Her problem was grief, not some chemical imbalance.

It's a chemical imbalance.

At Emory University in the US researchers found that babies and depressed mothers were suffering from the same chemical imbalance.

She started crying-knowingthat the tears were some damn chemical imbalance, her period making everything seem worse than it was.

Pharmaceutical psychology, a field coming into its own in that era, had a different explanation: Cal had a chemical imbalance, which rendered him manic-depressive.

With an assist from an overly ambitious psychiatry, all human difference is being transmuted into chemical imbalance meant to be treated with a handy pill.

Aging is often accompanied by cognitive impairments and influenced by oxidative status and chemical imbalances.

There were no chemical imbalances, no spirochaete bacteria, not even traces of mild alcohol toxicology, for Lovegrove didn't drink.

Biological views about chemical imbalances, faulty genes and so on are not only unproven but have been shown to increase fear and stigma.

I would be making myself feel better by drowning my sorrows in the chemical imbalances caused by bingeing on unhealthy, salty, sugary, fatty processed foods.

Over the years, we've discovered that certain genetic deficiencies cause chemical imbalances that, in turn, cause certain mental or physical problems later on in life.

"We'll do the best we can to correct the chemical imbalance in his brain, but I'm not at all certain that anything will be effective."