Sussing out stress: chronic stress makes people sick. But how? and how might we prevent those ill effects?

Article Abstract:

Many parts of the brain and body that contribute importantly to the stress reaction are identified along with the way in which we respond to these external stressors. Researchers state that the paraventricular nucleus, the most critical collection of neutrons secretes corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH), a messenger that helps to control and unleash stress reactions.

Prevention, Stress (Psychology), Corticotropin releasing hormone, Corticotropin-releasing hormone

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Your personal pathology

Article Abstract:

The pattern of behavior of different individuals is explained based on their nature. Normal, abnormal and in-between are the categories of human behavior that makes one explain about himself.

Behavior, Human beings, Neurobiology, Humans, Pathology, Man

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