Stress wreaks havoc on the mind and body. Until now, it
has not been clear exactly how stress influences disease
and health. Now researchers have found that chronic psychological
stress is associated with the body losing its ability to
regulate the inflammatory response. The research shows for
the first time that the effects of psychological stress on
the body's ability to regulate inflammation can promote the
development and progression of disease
"Did you know that inflammation
is the common link between such debilitating conditions
as Alzheimers, heart disease, cancer, and arthritis?
Did you know inflammation is thought to be the culprit behind the
visible signs of aging? Inflammation is a wellness buzz-word these
days, and for good reason. If
you reduce inflammation in your body, you'll not only look
and feel younger, but you'll significantly lower your risk for
chronic disease!" Source |
Stress wreaks havoc on the mind and body. For
example, psychological stress
is associated with greater risk for depression, heart disease
and infectious diseases. But,
until now, it has not been clear exactly how stress influences
disease and health.
Chronic Inflammation Is Like a Fire
Raging Inside Your Body !!!
When we feel threatened,
our fight or flight response the body’s stress
response kicks in and makes changes in the body.
The heart rate quickens, stress hormones like cortisol
are released, and a host of other changes occur that
allow the body a quick burst of energy to run away
fast or stay and fight — strategies that have
worked for thousands of years, but aren’t always
practical now. While that burst of energy and alertness
can cause you to act, if your body remains in this
state for prolonged periods of time (as in the case
of chronic stress), it can be damaging to your health
in many ways.
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Chronic inflammation
is when your body no longer has
the ability to turn off the inflammatory response and
it starts damaging healthy tissue in your body.
"Researchers
found that chronic stress changes gene activity of
immune cells before they enter the bloodstream so that
they’re ready to fight infection or trauma — even
when there is no infection or trauma to fight. This
then leads to increased inflammation,reported
the researchers from Ohio State University, the University
of California, Los Angeles, Northwestern University
and the University of British Columbia. " |
A research team
led by Carnegie Mellon University's Sheldon Cohen has
found that chronic psychological stress is associated
with the body losing its ability to regulate the inflammatory
response. Published in the Proceedings
of the National Academy of Sciences, the research shows
for the first time that the effects of psychological
stress on the body's ability to regulate inflammation
can promote the development and progression of disease.
| “There is a stress-induced alteration in
the bone marrow in chronically stressed humans that
selects for a cell that’s going to be pro-inflammatory,” study
researcher John Sheridan, a professor at Ohio State
University and associate director of the university’s
Institute for Behavioral Medicine Research, said in
a statement. “So
what this suggests is that if you’re working
for a really bad boss over a long period of time, that
experience may play out at the level of gene expression
in your immune system.” |
"Inflammation is partly regulated by the
hormone cortisol and when cortisol is not allowed to serve
this function, inflammation can get out of control," said
Cohen, the Robert E. Doherty Professor of Psychology within
CMU's Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences." In
short, the theory is that with our ever-stressed, fast-paced
lifestyle, our bodies are pumping out cortisol almost constantly,
which can wreak havoc on our health
Cohen argued that prolonged stress alters the effectiveness
of cortisol to regulate the inflammatory response because
it decreases tissue sensitivity to the hormone. Specifically,
immune cells become insensitive to cortisol's regulatory
effect. In turn, runaway inflammation
is thought to promote the development and progression of
many diseases.
"Weight Gain
and Obesity
"Experts now believe that the problem
for many of us is being in a constant state of
stress. Exposure to cortisol over the long term
can lead to weight gain, as your appetite and insulin
levels are continuously increased. If stress and
cortisol levels stay high, so will insulin levels,
says Robert M. Sapolsky, Ph.D., a professor of
biological sciences and neuroscience at Stanford
University. Continual stress leads to a constant
state of excess cortisol production, which stimulates
glucose production. This excess glucose then typically
is converted into fat, ending up as stored fat.
According to Dr. Sapolsky, "The net effect
of this will be increased fat deposition in a certain
part of the body." Furthermore, according
to the authors of the book The Cortisol Connection,
stress and the resulting chronic overload of cortisol,
make you feel tired and listless. So you overeat
to renew your energy and comfort yourself, with
the end result of accumulated extra inches around
the middle". Source
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Cohen, whose groundbreaking early work showed that people
suffering from psychological stress are more susceptible
to developing common colds, used the common cold as the model
for testing his theory. With
the common cold, symptoms are not caused by the virus --
they are instead a "side effect" of the inflammatory
response that is triggered as part of the body's effort to
fight infection. The greater the body's inflammatory
response to the virus, the greater is the likelihood of experiencing
the symptoms of a cold.
In Cohen's first study, after completing an intensive stress
interview, 276 healthy adults were exposed to a virus that
causes the common cold and monitored in quarantine for five
days for signs of infection and illness. Here, Cohen found
that experiencing a prolonged
stressful event was associated with the inability of immune
cells to respond to hormonal signals that normally regulate
inflammation. In turn, those with the inability
to regulate the inflammatory response were more likely to
develop colds when exposed to the virus.
When we are "nice" at the expense of
our health, we set ourselves up to develop disease.
Civilization has it's price. We cannot afford to allow
situations to continually gnaw at our insides in silence. "Every
doctor is familiar with the ""cancer personality"" .... "The
nicest person in the world" say his friends and
relatives, "This should not have happened to him" (Dr.
Kennedy).
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In the second study, 79 healthy participants
were assessed for their ability to regulate the inflammatory
response and then exposed to a cold virus and monitored for
the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines, the chemical
messengers that trigger inflammation. He
found that those who were less able to regulate the inflammatory
response as assessed before being exposed to the virus produced
more of these inflammation-inducing chemical messengers when
they were infected.
"The immune system's ability to regulate inflammation
predicts who will develop a cold, but more importantly it
provides an explanation of how
stress can promote disease," Cohen said. "When
under stress, cells of the immune system are unable to respond
to hormonal control, and consequently, produce levels of
inflammation that promote disease. Because inflammation plays
a role in many diseases such as cardiovascular, asthma and
autoimmune disorders, this model suggests why stress impacts
them as well."
He added, "Knowing this is important for identifying
which diseases may be influenced by stress and for preventing
disease in chronically stressed people."
Remember, it is the immune system that fights cancer and
stress is devastating to our immune system. This may be the
most difficult area of managing our lives in order to get
well. We can be loyal to our Beliefs at the expense of our
health. I have seen it over and over again. Folks just can't
convince themselves that certain drastic changes may be in
order for them to manage their recovery well.
A recent study conducted by researchers at Yale University
compared women who stored fat primarily in their abdomens
with women who stored it mostly in their hips. They found
that the women with belly fat reported feeling more threatened
by stressful tasks and having more stressful lives. They
also produced higher levels of cortisol than the women
with fat on their hips. And that, the authors reasoned,
suggests that cortisol causes fat to be stored in the
center of the body.
Epel ES, McEwen B, Seeman T, Matthews
K, Castellazzo G, Brownell KD, Bell J, Ickovics JR.
Stress and body shape: stress-induced cortisol secretion
is
consistently greater among women with central fat.
Psychosom Med. Source |
Do you have any of these Physical
signs
Dizziness, general aches and pains, grinding teeth, clenched jaws, headaches,
indigestion, muscle tension, difficulty sleeping, racing heart, ringing
in the ears, stooped posture, sweaty palms, tiredness, exhaustion, trembling,
weight gain or loss, upset stomach
Mental signs
Constant worry, difficulty making decisions, forgetfulness,
inability to concentrate, lack of creativity, loss of sense
of humor
"By the way, autism, fibromyalgia, IBS and even cancer
can all be boiled back to factories and labs concocting
the ways and means to damage human cells. Did you know
that multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, inflammatory
disease in which the myelin sheath (on the nerve endings)
gets INFLAMED and thus damaged?" |
Emotional signs
Anger, anxiety, crying, depression, feeling powerless,
frequent mood swings, irritability, loneliness, negative
thinking, nervousness, sadness
Behavioral signs
Bossiness, compulsive eating, critical attitude of others, explosive
actions, frequent job changes, impulsive actions, increased use of
alcohol or drugs, withdrawal from relationships or social situations
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A lecturer, when explaining stress
management to an audience, raised a glass of water
and asked,
'How heavy is this glass of water?'
Answers called out ranged from 20g
to 500g.
The lecturer replied, 'The absolute
weight doesn't matter. It depends on how long you
try to hold it.
If I hold it for a minute, it's not a problem..
If I hold it for an hour, I'll have an ache in my right arm. If
I hold it for a day, you'll have to call an ambulance.
In each case, it's the same weight, but the longer I hold it, the
heavier it becomes.'
He continued, 'And that's the way
it is with stress management. If we carry our burdens
all the time, sooner or later, the burden will become
increasingly heavy: and we won't be able to carry
on. '
'As with the glass of water,
you have to put it down for a while and rest before holding it
again. |
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"There’s no escaping
it: stress is a part of our lives. How we handle
that stress can have an impact on our health. Every
day, we hear more and more about the harm it may
cause our minds and bodies,- from heart disease to
anxiety attacks. Now researchers are trying to determine
if stress is also a factor in who will develop cancer."
Hundreds of studies have measured
how stress impacts our immune systems and fights
disease. At Ohio State University, researcher Dr.
Ron Glaser, Ph.D., found that students under pressure
had slower-healing wounds and took longer to produce
immune system cells that kill invading organisms.
Renowned researcher Dr. Dean Ornish, M.D., who
has spent 20 years examining the effects of stress
on the body, found that stress-reduction techniques
could actually help reverse heart disease. And
Dr. Barry Spiegel, M.D., a leader in the field
of psychosomatic medicine, found that metastatic
breast cancer patients lived longer when they participated
in support groups.
Other studies have gone as far
as to show those women who experienced traumatic
life events or losses in previous years had significantly
higher rates of breast cancer. Source |
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82%
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It works as an important adjunct in programs invoking nutrients,
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"Normal cells are not usually impacted
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- In aerobic cell respiration (increased stamina in athletic performance)
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Significant changes occur in other white blood cells called
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PEMF’s inhibit growth and the natural death of unwanted
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the EMF effect seems to disappear. This indicates that the
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"PEMF therapy targets cells that are meta-stable as
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PEMF’s can be an important cellular therapy in many
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Even weak, low-frequency PEMF’s induce apoptosis in
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Oxidative Stress
Oxidative Stress And Inflammation Age Humans
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Oxidative stress reflects an imbalance between
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a biological system's ability to readily detoxify the reactive
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In addition to Cohen, the research
team included CMU's Denise Janicki-Deverts, research psychologist;
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh's William J. Doyle; University
of British Columbia's Gregory E. Miller; University of Pittsburgh
School of Medicine's Bruce S. Rabin and Ellen Frank; and
the University of Virginia Health Sciences Center's Ronald
B. Turner.
The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine,
National Institute of Mental Health, National Heart, Lung
and Blood Institute and the MacArthur Foundation Research
Network on Socioeconomic Status and Health funded this research.
Carnegie Mellon University
The above post is reprinted from materials provided by Carnegie Mellon
University. Note: Materials may be edited for content and length.
Journal Reference:
Sheldon Cohen, Denise Janicki-Deverts, William J. Doyle,
Gregory E. Miller, Ellen Frank, Bruce S. Rabin, and Ronald
B. Turner. Chronic stress, glucocorticoid receptor resistance,
inflammation, and disease risk. PNAS, April 2, 2012 DOI:
10.1073/pnas.1118355109
Carnegie Mellon University. "How stress influences
disease: Study reveals inflammation as the culprit." ScienceDaily.
ScienceDaily, 2 April 2012. sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/04/120402162546.htm
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