- Stress and Disease
- Chronic stress doesn't actually give you a sickness. It specifically increases your risk of disease or lowers your defenses against disease allowing for an already present disease to take over.
- This distinction helps to...
- Explain individual differences
- Makes it easier to design ways to intervene
- It helps explain the slippery nature of medical diagnosis
- For example, doctors will say you feel sick because of "disease X" instead of addressing the underlying cause of the disease which is often stress.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
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