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\n Governments Responsibility to Public re: Stress<\/a>\n <\/div>\n
\n Creating false prejudices against minorities by promoting extreme examples i.e. UK: disabilities, unemployed, family size, welfare claimants, immigrants etc. This invites unfair attitudes and damaging to those people affected leading to stress and rising health problems. This is surely counterproductive in every respect (economic, pos. criminal behaviour, overwhelming already stressed NHS etc.) but some voters don\'t see this and vote for such political ideas.\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n \n
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\n 11/14/2015<\/span> • <\/span>\n
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\n 03/31/2016<\/span> • <\/span>\n
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\n These conclusions and effects seem to state an unequivocally relationship between stress and certain brain regions, behavioral data and genetics. In my experience conclusions in neuroscience usually are very subtle as they should be (since it hard to control, causality is often impossible to test and there are often many factors influencing the experiment): \"under certain conditions A has a significant although small correlation with B\" while this is translated in the media as: \"A causes B\". It seems to me that this is also the case here, but to check I would need the scientific papers this video uses as sources. They anyway should ALWAYS be made available for these kinds of videos/claims.\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n \n
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\n 06/01/2016<\/span> • <\/span>\n
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\n How is all this connected to Adrenal Fatigue? We need to add more content so we can bring awarene...<\/a>\n <\/div>\n
\n As someone fightin their way out of adrenal fatigue, I have the hardest time explaining my fatigue to people as it does not show on my face or body. It would be great to add a part 2 of this story to show what happens when stress prolongs so much that the adrenals say - I can\'t support you anymore. Its a longer road to recovery than catching ourselves on the high cortisol stage. When adrenals crash the cortisol doesn\'t even want to come back up. Just waking up seems impossible on some days. Brain fog, cloudy-headedness and mild depression, Low thyroid function, hypoglycemia, morning and mid-afternoon fatigue, sleep disruption, Low BP, Lowered immune function - We need support from friends and family. Please spread awareness.\n \n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n \n
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\n Is it \"measurable\" from what kinds of stress and after what length of the stress being there can the outcomes become irreversable? I would guess it depends on the situation, the kind of stress, the person\'s genes, etc. But some say, certain outcomes caused by chronic stress can never be cured. F.e. no matter how calm you were as a child, once chronic stress becomes part of your life, you won\'t ever be a good sleeper at night again. Anyone having any scientific finds on that? Does anyone have any videos/articles - that can be trustworthy - available on this topic ?\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n \n
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\n when you feel stressed and the brain feel it you releases cortisol and you feel extra energy and it is good for do activities and when you can explain in front other people\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n \n
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\n I think that you can do the next tips for reduce the stress\n Forget your problems\n Take time for your responsibilities, have fun and rest\n Get some rest \n Take a break for 10 minutes every hour \n Make crafts\n Do activities that you enjoy\n Do exercises\n Do breathing exercises\n Do different something \n Go out with your friend\n Talk to somebody about your problems\n Ask for professional help\n Make jokes\n Say that you thinking and feeling\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n \n
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