mental effects

Sensations, as a rule, have both physical and mental effects.

Get down to your laboratory at once and search for an antidote to the mental effects.

A new report adds severe mental effects to the possible list of dangers from the drugs.

Mental effects also vary according to the specific underlying syndrome.

Such people, she said, might be just the ones who would be most vulnerable to any mental effects of treatment.

More usually, however, the mental effects of stress are subtle and insidious.

He described the mental effects of the winning variety with almost as much exactitude.

Those that have physical causes and mental effects we should define as "sensations."

Propynyl produces a body load and few to no mental effects.

Gardner, however, experiences no creative or mental effects, and is deeply worried about her behavior.

Explorers of distant countries found other plants which produced curious mental effects.

According to Hemmings, both the physical and mental effects of massage deserve more investigation.

Encephalitis often produced strange mental effects, they had said.

Compared with men, women are more sensitive to alcohol's harmful physical, cerebral, and mental effects.

This is due to not only the physical, but the mental effects of poor nutrition in the earliest months of life.

Beukeboom is being tested to evaluate the mental effects of his concussion.

The mental effects of botox may extend beyond emotional feelings to the ability to understand language about emotions.

Sporadic exercise can help general health and gives positive mental effects, but in order to change shape the body has to be consistently challenged.

Users report strong mental effects, but few perceptual alterations.

At the beginning of each session the patient reports the course of his complaints and also mentions other mental effects.

"Notice he talks here about the mental effects of glaze as something he hadn't considered.

The visuals are quite mild at average doses, with mental effects dominating primarily.

The mental effects of it were world wide, while its purely physical phenomena were very much localized.

"These peculiar and rather vague mental effects are.

The Silver Cord concerns the mind and helps the magus against mental effects among others.