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High Stress Work is a Significant Risk for Heart Disease in Middle-Age Women
– 05/08/2010
It is long known that men have higher risk for heart disease from high stress jobs. A new study indicates this is a significant health issue for women as well, especially for middle age women who were tracked for 15 years.
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New Insights on Overcoming Fear and Anxiety – 12/14/2009The fear center in your subconscious brain is called the amygdala. New science shows that during fear/anxiety the number of GABA receptors on cells of the amygdale decline,… more > |
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Mangosteen Protects Nerves from Stress – 05/11/2010Beta-amyloid is naturally produced and then taken down as part of normal nerve function. When it elevates too much it causes nerve-related toxicity resulting in tangled… more > |
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Early-life Stress Primes Inflammatory Genes for Later-life Disease Risk – 07/15/2009Children enduring high stress while being raised program inflammatory genes (NF-kappaB and IL-6) to be in a state of heightened anticipation. While this may be necessary… more > |
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Breast Cancer and Stress, Younger Women Take Note – 09/10/2008In women ages 25 – 45 a clear link has been established between stress and breast cancer risk. Women with two or more traumatic events had a 62% greater risk, whereas… more > |
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Stress, Genes, and the Mind/Body Link – 07/01/2008Is it all in your head? Well, maybe not. Much of mind/body medicine has been based on observation with no clear form of proof adequate to satisfy skeptics. Researchers… more > |
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