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The Effects of Stress
Stressors induce what is commonly called a stress response in us, that is psychological, physiological, and/or behavioral reactions to stressors. Stressors cause a release of chemicals in our brain producing a feeling of tension or threat, affecting the way we think and feel both emotionally and physically. Examples of stress responses are anxiety, depression, concentration difficulties and muscle tension.
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Stress can affect you both immediately (acute stress) and over time (chronic stress).Tension is often the first signal of acute stress. Tense muscles are tight and feel "hard" to the touch...
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Medically, it has been established that chronic symptoms of anxiety and stress can crumble our body's immune system. Irrespective of the nature of the causes of stress - real or perceived...
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...a review of the psychological field of ...how the psychosocial environment affects the health of an individual ...the impact stressors play on the immune system...the effects of psychopathology on the immune system and how perceived stresses are assessed
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Stress can cause a range of symptoms for those who suffer from it and if left untreated it can increase the risk of other more serious health conditions. What are the short-term effects of stress? ...
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Stress is ubiquitous in this modern world. Perhaps it always has been, but living in the 21st century seems to up the stress ante for most of us.The effects of stress in our hurried life are legion, as study after study has shown...
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What happens to you when your day begins with stress (the mad dash to get the kids to school and yourself to work) and then the stress only increases from that point? The first stressor you encounter gets the muscles tense...
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This week I am not going to talk to you about exercising or nutrition. No, this time I want to discuss your emotional health. I'm talking about stress. You may not realize it but your emotional health directly affects your physical health...
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Numerous medical and psychological studies have suggested a large proportion of visits to the doctor's office are due to psychological problems, many the result of acute or chronic stress...
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