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Stress
* Away is used to counteract the detrimental effects of stress.
* Every stress produces a state of tension in the body.
* Helps to relieve the stress associated with abuse on body, mind and spirit.
* Learn how to manage, cope with, and prevent stress.
* Most stress stems from people failing to decide instantly on the next step.
* Much stress is caused by trying to live up to unrealistic expectations of one's self.
* Reducing Uncertainty Uncertainty can cause high levels of stress.
* Some Stress is Good People tend to talk about stress as if it s all bad.
* Some stress can be a stimulus for higher achievement
  - increases the chance of illness
* Some stress is actually a healthy aspect of living
  - part of everyone s life
  - normal part of daily life
* activates adaptive responses.
* activates the adrenal glands
  - blood clotting mechanism and it leads to serious health consequences
  - hypothalamus, the pituitary gland and the adrenal gland
* adversely affects several physiological processes and increases symptom reporting
  - effects physical health and quality of life
* affects all of the body s systems
  - behavior
  - children as well
  - cholesterol levels negatively
* affects different people in different ways, but sleep deprivation inhibits performance
  - everyone differently
  - individuals differently
  - men in different ways
  - mental functioning, which in turn affects physiological functioning
* affects our bodies
  - immune system
  - people from all backgrounds
  - peoples' health and it certainly affects our energy levels
* affects the autonomic nervous system
  - digestive system
* affects the immune response in koi in much the same way as higher animals
  - system in a number of ways
  - lives of all people, everywhere
  - thoughts
* also adds to depressions.
* also affects behavior
  - morale
  - parenting skills
  - sperm production and motility
* also appears to aggravate acne
  - contribute to ulcers
  - play a role in bruxism
  - breaks down our immunities to common diseases such as colds and influenza
* also can cause major interference with short-term memory
  - destroy chromium levels
  - have a direct effect on the way people handle their jobs
* also causes an overproduction of natural cholesterol
  - health problems including some serious heart diseases
  - sweating, itching and hives
  - the blood to clot more easily
* also contributes to susceptibility
  - the distortion of perception
  - creates hypertension which can lead to other cardiovascular problems
  - decreases the release of neurotrophins, which can impair macrophage function
  - deteriorates the body's general ability to heal itself
  - exerts a negative effect on the cow's immune system
  - figures prominently in headache and increased incidence of musculo-skeletal pain
  - helps to bring out the disease as it makes carrier birds shed the virus
  - increases production, but probably the most common cause is obesity
  - influences our behavior, which can in turn affect our health
  - leads to the release of arachidonic acid from the membrane phospholipids
  - lowers blood sugar, particularly blood sugar to the brain
  - makes breeding difficult for fish and even shortens their lives
  - occurs when feeding if the fish have to compete for food
* also plays a major role in the disease
  - part in fueling compulsive sexual behavior
  - role, as does repeatedly touching the skin on the face
* also plays an important role in human motivation
  - teeth grinding
  - reduces blood flow to the hands, causing cooling
  - results in depressed immune systems, resulting in more frequent illness
  - robs the body of necessary nutrient levels
  - triggers eczema
  - weakens the immune system making a person more likely to become sick as well
* alters the body's functions and produces all kinds of changes.
* appears to also diminish the levels of many essential nutrients in the body.
* appears to be a factor in the number and severity of episodes
  - an important factor in breaking down the bird's resistance
* appears to be related to an increased production of a hormone called cortisol
  - the occurrence of the number of injuries
  - increase the risk for a cold regardless of lifestyle or other health habits
  - make bighorns susceptible to a variety of bacterial, viral, and fungal infections
  - prevent all but the dominant males from achieving reproductive success
* are tensors because it vector divided by another vector
  - the load per area that are the result of the internal forces and moments
  - types of degradation or impairment afflicting the system
* associated with abortion is acute stress, typically ending with the procedure
  - depression encourages physical fatigue and lowers our resistance to illness
* barrier to the body's return to a normal state of equilibrium.
* big issue across all age groups because of the restructuring of a lifestyle.
* biochemical response to perceived threat
* boosts bloodstream levels of androgen in women as well as in men.
* breaks down organic matter, creating disease
  - our immune system and creates unwanted problems
* breaks down the protective mucous coating on a fish and allows bacteria to gain a foothold
  - on a fish and allows parasites to gain a foothold
* brings on physical illness and injuries
  - upon different hormone levels
* build up in rocks where plates interact.
* builds up in fault zones when crustal blocks stick together.
* can actually damage tissues and worsen heart disease.
* can affect all reflexes
  - any body system and aggravate any chronic disease
  - children, too
  - everything from sleep patterns to job performance to breathing
  - our work, health, relationships and, most importantly, our peace of mind
  - periodontal disease and can make the infection more severe and harder to fight
* can affect the immune system
  - way people think, act, and feel
* can aggravate acne by increasing the secretion of adrenal hormones
  - pain, but can also be caused by pain
  - also activate dormant cysts
* can also affect early nutrient uptake and the resulting fruit quality
  - hormone levels and can explain why some adults develop acne
* can also affect the immune system by raising blood pressure
  - levels of androgens, resulting in further breakouts
  - worker attitudes and behavior
  - arise from internal factors, as it happens for genetic and chromosomal anomalies
* can also be a contributor to asthma episodes
  - major factor to aging skin
* can also be a side effect of a serious illness or disease
  - of various drugs, medicine, etc
* can also cause a female plant to produce viable seeds without being fertilized
  - host of problems to the human body, as well as disrupt the digestive system
  - loss of appetite to the point of anorexia leading to a loss of weight
  - person to breathe rapidly, or hyperventilate
  - problem in both hair loss and dandruff
  - illness indirectly by altering a person's behaviour pattern
  - muscle tension, leading to pain in the neck, back, head, or elsewhere
  - narrowing of the arteries, restricting blood flow to the scalp
  - shortness of breath, acne, sleeplessness or changes in sleep patterns
  - soreness by interfering with sleep
  - the oil glands to kick into overdrive
  - contribute to sinus problems
  - have an impact on the body in more serious and potentially life threatening ways
* can also increase a yearning for extra snacks and high-fat comfort foods
  - blood pressure that has been shown to be a frequent cause of impotence
  - food needs
  - prolactin levels, so perhaps there are several factors at work
  - inhibit the aerobic system
* can also intensify or create health concerns
  - the anxiety
  - lead to serious forms of abuse
  - make hemorrhoids flare up
  - manifest itself emotionally, such as sleeplessness preoccupation, and worry
  - mimic physical illness and the symptom vary in each individual
  - originate from emotional and psychological causes
* can also play a major role in the relapses of rosacea
  - part in the development of heart disease
  - role in development of heart disease and other serious disorders
  - rekindle cravings
  - result when a person develops a mental illness
  - serve as an impetus for production and creativity
  - sometimes cause ulcers
  - stem from differences in thermal expansion coefficients of different layers
* can also trigger an arrhythmia
  - psoriasis to appear for the first time or make an existing case more severe
  - upset feline appetites
* can alter fluid and electrolyte balances and lead to dehydration
  - the cholesterol levels even when the diet remains unchanged
  - and does affect every aspect of life
  - arise out of difficulties at home, in relationships, and in the workplace
  - be a cause of hair loss
* can be a factor in heart disease, ulcers and high blood pressure
  - many gastrointestinal problems
  - hard one to deal with in the aftermath of childbirth
  - huge factor when it comes to bear reproduction
  - major cause of inappropriate elimination in cats of all ages
* can be a major factor in a sagging libido
  - infertility
  - positive force in gifted people
  - reaction to people, places, events or things
  - risk factor in relationships, safety, and health
  - trigger for people with asthma
  - an everyday fact of life
  - both physical and mental
* can be either mentally, emotionally, physically, or environmentally induced
  - physical or emotional in nature
  - habit forming and, as such, it is often triggered without thought
  - harmful by affecting our physical and emotional health
  - particularly hard to recognize in children and teens
  - present in good or bad situations
  - seriously injurious to long-term health and color of hair
  - the kiss of death or the spice of life
  - become a way of life
* can bring on depression or mania in susceptible individuals
  - tension in the muscles of the body
  - build up, as one thing after another goes wrong in a single day
* can cause a defective immune system to act up
  - drop in progesterone, a hormone which helps maintain pregnancy
  - heart attack
  - person to become angry or sad
  - plant to age and flower prematurely
  - variety of reactions, many of which are somatic
  - acid to build up in our body
  - backaches, but blaming back pain on stress can be dangerous
  - changes in it
* can cause headaches, allergies, asthma, diarrhea, ulcers
  - and a tightening of the muscles in the neck, back, and shoulders
  - heartburn, stomach ulcers, and many other problems
  - high blood pressure, skin problems, insomnia, and worse
  - hives in certain people, for example, a student facing a particularly tough exam
  - hormone imbalance and make fibroids worse
  - insomnia, but insomnia also increases stress
  - large bowel diarrhea in excitable dogs
* can cause many ailments, as there link between emotional and physical illness
  - digestive, heart, and nervous problems
  - symptoms on the body
  - muscles to tense and can cause distraction - both increase the risk of injury
  - our bodies to react unfavorably
  - parvo or any other disease to manifest
  - physical problems such as depression or headaches
  - psychological as well as physical effects
  - shock which occurs when the blood circulating system shuts down
* can cause the adrenal glands to produce too little of a hormone called cortisol
  - bird, if it persists to disturb, to pluck until it bleeds
  - blood sugar to rise
* can cause the body s stores of several key nutrients to drop by as much as one-third
  - to release the hormones adrenaline or noradrenaline
  - levels of a neurotransmitter called noradrenalin to rise
  - weight gain or weight loss
  - certainly raise blood sugars
* can come from painful experiences as it can also result from pleasure
  - the usual things that happen in our lives and from unusual events
  - in many different forms
  - compromise chemical and structural defenses of species
  - continue for weeks, months, even years
* can contribute to high blood pressure which in turn can lead to stroke
  - premature aging
  - two common mental illnesses
* can create a breeding ground for illness
  - deficiencies in many nutrients and vice versa
  - muscle tension, causing a loss in flexibility that can lead to back pain
  - damage health, cause illness, and create other disruptive symptoms
  - decrease resistance to infection
  - definitely produce physical symptoms
  - degrade a person's health
* can deplete our energy and interfere with our concentration
  - the B vitamins as well
  - do a number on a person
  - either shorten or lengthen the menstrual cycle
  - elevate blood sugar values due to the action of various hormones
* can even affect the body physically
  - skin and complexion
  - propel some people to achieve things they never thought possible
  - exacerbate psoriasis, as can heavy drinking and smoking
  - generate the energy that motivates
* can have a dramatic impact on the immune system
  - lot to do with the lack of a pregnancy
  - negative impact on sperm quality
  - significant impact on personal health
  - an important role as a trigger of acute ischemic attacks
  - many effects on the body and mind
  - the potential to cause disease, even death
  - help people develop their resiliency
  - hinder conception, even if the stress stems from the trying
  - hit people at any age and is affecting a growing number of people in Sussex
  - imbalance self-control and increase making frequent poor food choices
  - impair the ability to perform mentally
* can increase blood glucose levels
  - the reflux of acid particularly if it occurs during or after meals
  - induce hair loss as can dieting or a poor diet generally
  - influence mental flexibility
  - initiate dermatological conditions such as itchy skin and rashes
  - interfere with the hormones needed to assist in sperm production
  - irritate asthma and gastrointestinal disorders like ulcers and irritable bowel syndrome
  - kill wildlife if over handled, especially babies
  - lead first to intermittent and then to constant high blood pressure
* can lead to alcohol , drug abuse and bad eating habits
  - depression, particularly for the chronic pain sufferer and their caregivers
  - flamingos being more susceptible to other causes of death
  - forceful voice production, resulting in possible tissue damage
  - high blood pressure, one of the main causes of heart disease
  - many things
* can lead to or exacerbate medical conditions
  - worsen emotional and physical symptoms
  - overeating, and being overweight is stressful
  - poorer heats and subsequent delays in conception
  - thinning of the bones
  - literally burn our bodies out prematurely
  - lower resistance to disease by suppressing the immune system
* can make a yeast infection worse
  - many conditions worse, including acne, psoriasis and eczema
  - people with mental illness vulnerable to relapse
  - some people have more frequent migraine headaches
  - spasms more severe
  - manifest itself as a headache, pain, and even anger
* can manifest itself in a variety of ways
  - ways psychological, physiological and behavioral
  - occur when an unplanned pregnancy arises at a difficult time
  - often affect the immune system, so it's important that it is always kept at a minimum
* can often be a contributing factor to insomnia
  - daily part of our lives
  - the result of feeling out of control
  - oftentimes lead to physical symptoms and cause dysfunctional workplaces
  - play a big part in how long a captive mouse lives
  - prevent pregnancy from occurring
  - promote hormonal changes and cause flareups
  - pull bone away from the growth plate, ripping the bone
  - really affect a person with diabetes
* can reduce appetite in the short run
  - gastric acidity even further
  - milk production
  - the body's reserves of minerals, as can caffeine and other diuretics
  - their lifespan
  - refer to physical effort as well as mental tension
  - release hormones which can make people susceptible to blood clotting
  - result from improper reactions to life's smallest to largest problems
* can result in depression, anxiety and illness
  - high testosterone levels
  - occupational accidents due to a lack of concentration
  - the heightened activity of many body organs
  - serve to develop and nurture character
  - set up a tension within the individual, resulting in anxiety
  - shorten the life expectancy of guppies
* can show itself in bodily changes and emotional, cognitive, and behavioral reactions
  - up in the form of an inability to concentrate, forgetfulness, and poor judgement
  - slow brain development
* can slow down brain growth
  - digestion and trigger inflammation
  - sometimes throw off a woman's menstrual cycle, making ovulation hard to predict
  - suppress the immune system
* can take a physical toll on children as well as adults
* can then lead to a damaged immune system leaving the whales more susceptible to infection
  - trigger secondary problems, such as poor growth, poor reproduction and diseases
  - therefore be a major cause in the deterioration of good health
* can trigger headaches and tummyaches
  - manic attacks
  - outbreaks even when populations of lesion nematodes are low
  - physical injuries
  - upset a person physically and mentally
  - worsen feelings of fatigue
* caused by a loss or devastating experience can take several forms
  - bereavement, loneliness, finances and ill health can contribute to sleeplessness
  - new surroundings can cause fatal birth complications
  - overwatering or lack of water can lead to increased root rot disease
* causes a complex psychophysiological chain reaction in the human body.
* causes a desire to breathes
  - dreams
  - difficulty in falling asleep or remaining asleep for many people
  - number of illnesses in employees
  - return to earlier behavior patterns throughout the animal kingdom
  - weakened immune system and the potenial for illness
  - an increase in adrenaline production and adrenaline causes the breathing to increase
  - blood vessels to consrict, making heart and blood vessels overwork
  - circles under the eyes, as well as stimulating the sebaceous glands, triggering acne
  - facial muscles to become tense and pull the skin unevenly
  - fatigue, which often results in a decreased interest in sex
  - headaches, insomnia, migraines, fatigue, and so on
  - health and social problems when people fail to handle it properly
  - heart attacks
  - increases in the adrenal gland hormones including corticosteroids and catecholamines
  - mental disorders, therefore stress is bad
  - more medical problems than all other causes
  - much worse body odor than physical exertion
  - muscles to tighten, resulting in neck or shoulder pain and headaches
  - obesity in humans
  - people to take shallow, incomplete breaths
  - permanent hair loss
  - physical complications, such as hypertension, cardiac difficulty, and headaches
  - sleep deprivation, irritability and even panic attacks
  - some persons to lose, others to gain
  - tension and tension zaps emotional and physical energy
  - the blood vessels, including the coronary arteries, to constrict, or tighten
* causes the body to create free radicals
  - produce more adrenal hormones, especially adrenaline
  - use up nutrients and at the same time people often start eating poorly
  - muscles in the back to tighten or spasm
* classic source of fatigue.
* clearly affects physical, mental, emotional and social well-being.
* combination of factors that affect each individual differently.
* combined with a bad diet can induce anovulatory cycles.
* comes from everyday life
  - many sources, diet, fatigue, emotions, bowel distress
* comes in all shapes and sizes
  - the different forms
* comes in many different forms and at many different times
  - when there crossover from one job description to another
* common cause and exacerbator of high blood pressure
  - of insomnia
  - element in everyday life
  - exacerbating factor for epilepsy in many persons
* common factor in many diseases
  - that all couples planning a wedding share
  - holiday experience for adults and children alike
  - medical problem, and walking natural way to help manage it
  - part of everyday life and can be beneficial in some situations
  - problem that can affect anyone at any time
  - thing that is experienced in our everyday lives
* complex of different factors and apparently has a real influence on health
  - phenomenon
* compounding factor.
* condition that affects both the body and the mind.
* congests the liver and constricts the blood vessels.
* constant and essential part of daily living
  - for most victims of stalking
* contributes to breakouts, especially in adults
  - headaches, high blood pressure and insomnia
  - heart disease, high blood pressure, strokes and other illnesses
  - muscle tension, and perpetuation of the pain cycle
  - numerous mental disorders and impairs cognition
  - the pain because it makes the muscles tense
* contributory cause of many illnesses as well as having negative social consequences
  - factor to fish in the overall lowering of general health
* crack resistance and useful temperature range also vary with crystalline structure.
* creates chemical changes in the brain and can turn the sweetest person into a monster
  - less margin for error for nutrition's contribution to physiological maintenance
  - the expression of disorders and deficits
* culprit in many health problems.
* daily factor for many people, especially college students.
* decreases immune function.
* decreases the body's ability to fight infection
  - quality of life by reducing feelings of pleasure and accomplishment
* demand for adaptation and is necessary for growth.
* depletes crucial nutrients and creates a higher demand for specific vitamins and minerals
  - serotonin
* depresses the immune mechanism, thus increasing our chances of contracting cancer.
* deteriorates interpersonal relationships.
* develop in films during thermal cycling and are modified by lithography.
* diminishes live weight gains, mainly because of a decrease in fat deposition.
* directly affects birth rates.
* disrupts the circadian rhythms of the body, as does depression.
* does have a cumulative effect on the body
  - increase the blood sugar level
  - make blood pressure go up, but only temporarily
* drives crime, domestic violence, drug dependency.
* drop reduction in stress across a fault, e.g. caused by an earthquake.
* elevates blood sugar levels, and yoga reduces stress
  - sugars in people
* even plays a role in how well a person can resist disease.
* exacerbates hair loss, increases wrinkles.
* exerted is proportional to the sub-gridscale variance of topography and the wind speed.
* exists in every aspect of life
* fact of life for women
  - life, especially during one s college years
* factor in everyone's life, but when illness strikes it only seems to make matters worse
  - most degenerative illnesses, and most chronic mental conditions
* feeling of tension as the body's response to a perceived physical or emotional threat
  - that is both emotional and physical
* flow like water.
* force applied over a specific area of a rock so as to compress it
  - per unit area, while a strain deformation
* function of force divided by area.
* general term for a lot of specific problems that affect the mind and body.
* happens every day, and it is part of every living thing's normal life.
* has a detrimental effect on one's health
  - physiological effect on the body which makes the urine acidic
  - an important impact on itching
  - lesser effects on diabetes, immune function, and brain aging
* has many different meanings
  - negative effects on the body
  - negative consequences for health
  - no effect on the development of heart disease
  - sexually dimorphic effects on pair bonding in prairie voles
* highly emotional experience.
* hinders digestion and the cleansing process.
* huge cause of acne.
* human cost of the risky business of farming.
* impacts health
  - the body's immune system leading to prolonged illness and fatigue
* impairs the immune system, and can increase animals' susceptibility to disease.
* imparted unequally can in most alloys cause a decrease in strength and durability.
* includes such feelings as anxiety, worry and apprehension
  - things like starvation, and other threats to homeostasis
* increase stomach acid production and decreases blood flow
  - the activity of kinases in order to down-regulate translation
* increases both the severity and duration of bruxism while asleep
  - catecholamines, which cause platelets to stick together
  - cortisol production
* increases heart rate and blood pressure, raising excitement levels
* increases levels of certain hormones
  - cortisol, which in turn can reduce the number of fighter white cells
  - muscle tension, pain and feelings of helplessness, frustration and depression
  - muscular tension
  - risk of cardiovascular disease, psychological disorders, and workplace injury
* increases the heart rate as much as heavy physical exercise
  - metabolism of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates
  - rate of wear and tear the body experiences
* increases the risk of becoming ill by lowering our resistance to disease
  - heart disease, a major complication of hyperlipidemia
  - secretion of all hormones listed
  - secretory products of rat nasal mucosa goblet cells
* inescapable part of daily living.
* inhibits learning and memory, our ability to function optimally and live joy-filled lives.
* injures the liver system, and the free flow of qi is blocked.
* interferes with health and vitality.
* interferes with the body's natural flow of energy
  - immune response and lowers immunity
  - physiological processes involved in healing
* irritates the immature digestive system, causing baby to spit up and increases diaper rashes.
* is A. force per unit area.
* is actually a natural reaction of the human body
  - normal, healthy reaction to life's challenges
  - the single most commonly identified trigger of migraine attacks
  - almost always due to being out of balance
* is also a common precursor of psychological diffi-culties such as anxiety and depression
  - contributor to premature aging
  - key element of the loss of business productivity
  - major factor in any illness
  - risk factor for depression and suicide
  - an indicator of boundaries
  - the main cause of a deteriorating slime coat that protects the fish
  - always present in life
* is an abnormal condition that disrupts the normal functions of the body or mind
  - effect of life change
  - element of nature that affects every individual
* is an essential component of life
  - part of life
* is an everyday experience for captive birds
* is an everyday part of legal life
  - many of our lives
  - important component in psychological dysfunction
* is an important factor in life quality
  - muscle contraction or tension-type headache
  - the reactivation of latent virus in carriers
  - when trying to physically get to sleep in the first place
  - indicator in the onset of bleeding
  - individual reaction
  - industrial issue that unions and members can take action on
* is an inescapable part of life
  - reality of daily work life
  - inevitable part of life affecting health, productivity, and relationships
  - inside job, an internal response to an external cue
  - integral part of life
  - overload to the nervous system
  - unavoidable aspect of life
* is an unavoidable consequence of every-day life
  - underlying factor in the development of disease
  - unending aspect of life
* is another condition associated with platelet aggregation
  - culprit of diarrhea and other health ailments
* is another factor involved in the choice of suicide
  - linked to hair loss
* is another factor that can cause tension in the head
  - is related to large numbers of organisms
  - thought to affect reproductive strategy
  - form of indigestion
  - reason people avoid work
* is any event that a person perceives as threatening or harmful
  - event, positive or negative, that causes physical, mental or emotional response
  - mental or physical demand that is placed on a person
* is any physical or mental demand placed on a person
  - response made on an individual
  - situation that evokes negative thoughts and feelings in a person
  - anything that energizes or creates tension for our bodies
  - arousal of mind and body in resonse to demands made upon it
  - as much of a disease for humans as any other pathogen
* is associated with heart attacks, cancer, the common cold, and cardiovascular disease
  - disease and some cancers
  - assumed to cause mental health
  - at the heart of many diseases
  - basically the body's nonspecific response to any demand
* is believed to be an important factor in high blood pressure
  - have the same effect on our human brains and bodies
  - both psychological and physical
  - built up from boredom, lack of exercise, physical restriction, or physical punishment
  - by no means a universal factor in causing peptic ulcer disorders
* is caused by a variety of situations and is characterized by red flushing and itching
  - an outside source such as a difficult exam which then processed by the brain
  - any type of demand
  - emotions, chiefly fear
* is caused by many different factors
  - factors in a student's life
  - outside influences and it is unknown why the brain reacts the way it does
  - more than a hectic schedule or overly tense muscles, however
  - something else entirely
* is caused by the body's instinct to defend itself
  - inner self being constricted, being forced into a box
  - outside world
  - release of the hormone cortisol in the bloodstream
  - too much to do with too little time in which to do it
  - when there disconnect between our expectation and our reality
  - certainly transmittable from animal to animal and species to species
  - closely related to nutrition
  - colored by previous experiences, conditioning, and the character of the noise itself
  - common for all family members
  - composed of stressors and stress responses
* is considered a cause for smoking by many people
  - factor in development of disease and cancer
  - major contributor to high blood pressure
  - an important precipitating factor for seizures
* is created by trying to manage thoughts with other thoughts
  - when the body adjusts to the external demands placed on it
  - credited as the source of every ailment
* is cumulative and as stress builds up it causes an increase in blood pressure and heart rate
  - high levels of stress keep the adrenal glands busy
  - destructive to our body, disorganizing to our mind, and disabling to our spirit
* is different from pressure
  - in everyone, and everyone has a different threshold for tolerating stress
  - differential pressure
  - difficult to escape in the modern world but, sadly, it can cause infertility
* is difficult to measure, because people react differently to similar circumstances
  - but it has the overall effect of weakening the immune system
  - dysphoria
  - emphasis
  - encountered in almost every aspect of our lives
  - epidemic in American life
* is epidemic in the western world
  - workplace today
  - epidemics
  - essential to life
  - examined from biological, psychological, and social perspectives
  - far more basic to health than is diet
  - fatigue for psychics
  - felt among children and adults alike
* is force divided by area
  - imposed on rocks
  - per unit area, either of contact or cross-section, depending on the test
  - found to raise risk of a heart attack
  - harmful because it can make animals or people more likely to get sick
* is identified as a major cause for most of the diseases
  - the single largest factor presumed to have an impact on employee health
  - implicated in many diseases
* is important because it can completely change the meaning of a word
  - is stress that causes bats to break
  - important, whether it is environmental, psychological or physiological
  - imposed when calves are asked to adapt to change
* is in all classes of people, high class right down to low class
  - our body and also in our mind
* is increasingly a reason for for workers to call in sick
  - inflection
* is key in triggering symptoms
  - to meaning, and it only exists through contrast
* is known to affect the immune system adversely
  - be the root cause of many illnesses and social problems found in society today
* is known to cause diseases in humans
  - poor health in some people
  - contribute to a variety of illnesses, and can exacerbate chronic illnesses
  - make acne worse
  - produce chemical changes within the body
  - suppress one's ability to fight off illness
* is like alcohol and tobacco recognized as harmful, yet seen as necessary by some
  - starting a car engine or pushing the accelerator pedal to speed up
  - likely to occur when the plants appear wilted and the leaves curl
* is linked to most of the health problems in our population
  - the breakdown of the immune system, which makes people more prone to disease
* is manifested in many ways and puts an extra load on our bodies
  - the body by a nonspecific response
* is measured as force per unit area
  - in units of force per area
  - nearly synonymous with anaerobic training
  - necessary for life
* is often a factor in tension headaches
  - primary or aggravating cause of health problems
  - trigger for abuse
  - an important etiological factor in the production of schizophrenic symptoms
* is often the natural byproduct of time distress
  - reason most people impulse eat as opposed to only eating when hungry
  - underlying source of health problems in caregivers
* is on letter structure, shape, character and proportion
  - prefixes, suffixes, and word roots
  - words in context
* is one factor which is known to trigger or exacerbate psychological disorders
  - half of a natural adaptive and creative cycle
* is one of the biggest causes of reduced antibody production
  - factors in verbal and emotional abuse
  - great hidden costs in the livestock industry
* is one of the leading causes of both mental and physical illness
  - of death of firefighters
  - of ill health in our society
  - main causes for weight gain
* is one of the major causes of aging prematurely
  - of infertility in couples who have no problems otherwise
  - killers of reptiles
  - occupational health problems facing workers
  - triggers of cold sores
  - most pervasive and damaging workforce problems facing today's employee
  - motivators of life
  - prices to pay for a higher salary
  - primary causes of allergies
  - underlying problems of fibromyalgia
  - thing that people can take control of to improve their health
  - one's reaction to different situations
* is our body's response to violence
  - physical reaction to the pressures of living
  - response to anything that threatens our survival
  - pain and illness is ultimately the same
* is part of everyday life, and holidays are no exception
  - everyone's daily life
  - perhaps the most common cause of a missed period in nonpregnant women
  - phenomenons
  - physical or emotional tension
  - physical, mental, or emotional strain or tension
  - physiological response, whose purpose is to mobilize the reserves of the body
* is placed on structures and modes of formation of clays and associated minerals
  - the responsible treatment of animals and wildlife
  - predominant in our society
  - pressure from external circumstances that can cause internal tensions
* is probably the biggest factor in the loss of cellular memory
  - main reason for kids dropping out of school
  - produced by change, the disruption of homeostatic equilibrium
  - prosody
  - regarded as one of the most serious threats to both physical and mental health
* is related to change
  - conflict
  - positive and negative events, as well as internal and external demands
  - the external forces causing deformation
  - relieved as chronic tightness, fatigue and pain dissipate
  - response to a demand for change
* is simply reaction as the means of dealing with pressure
  - the biological response of an individual to a perceived threat
* is simply the body's non-specific response to any demand made on it
  - reaction to perceived threats or harmful stimuli
  - so common in our society today and it often aggravates many diseases
* is something that costs employers a lot of money
  - alot of money
  - everyone has experienced at one time or another
  - struggle
  - synonymous with life
  - tension or pressures that are a natural part of living our lives
* is the amount of force for a given unit of area
  - applied force, strain is the change in shape
  - best-know cause of many modern mental health afflictions
  - biggest trigger to re-start smoking
  - biological link between stressor and symptom
* is the body s non-specific response to any demand placed upon it
  - way of dealing with trying situations
* is the body's adaptive response to abnormal circumstances
  - automatic response to any physical or mental demand placed upon it
  - natural response to pressure of any kind
* is the body's non-specific response to any demand made on it
  - nonspecific response to any increased demand placed upon it
* is the body's reaction to an event that is experienced as disturbing or threatening
* is the body's response to a threatening condition
  - an event or occurrence
* is the body's response to any demand or pressure
  - demand put upon it
  - challenging situations and circumstances
  - outside disturbances
  - cause of a number of odd behaviors
  - consequence of too many people and too little space
  - deforming force per area
  - effect of pressures on our emotional and physical state
  - fastest growing disease in the western world
  - force applied per unit area
* is the force applied to a body
  - the materials through four basic types
  - exerted on a rock to cause deformation
  - per unit area and has been traditionally expressed in pounds per square inch
  - human response to changes that occur as a part of daily living
  - internal resistance of any metal to distortion
* is the leading cause in breakdown of the immune and nervous systems
  - of disease and eventually death
* is the main cause of insomnia
  - productivity decline in the workplace
* is the major cause of a lot of our drug and alcohol problems
  - contributor of mental and emotional breakdowns
  - measure of a force in a certain area
  - mind and body's reaction to any demand put upon it
* is the most common cause of insomnia
  - short-term insomnia
  - common, leading to tightening and spasm in the intestinal muscles
  - frequently reported health problem in the United States
  - important factor in pest control
  - non-specific response of the body to any demand made upon it
  - number of normal responses for self-preservation
* is the number one cause of disability in the United States
  - short-term sleeping difficulties , according to sleep experts
  - sleep problems
  - workplace medical problems
  - contributor to fatigue
  - indicator of the likelihood of having a heart attack or stroke
  - killer, in that it major contributor to heart disease
  - migraine trigger
* is the number one problem in relationships and comes in many forms
  - that effects every aspect of our lives
  - reason people experience back and neck pain
  - operative word in accounting and the business environment
* is the physical and emotional response to both internally and externally generated stressors
  - reaction of the body when it is alerted to flee or fight
  - physical, emotional, or chemical response of the body to demands made upon it
  - physiological and emotional reaction to psychological events
  - reaction of our bodies and minds to something that upsets their normal balance
  - real X factor
  - reason most smokers give for failing to stay tobacco-free
  - response of the mind and body to danger
* is the result of emotional or psychological influences
  - extra-heavy physical or mental demand on a person
  - stressors and stress reaction
* is the sum total of pressures converging on a person
  - wear and tear on the person
  - tension that the body exerts as it seeks to return to a steady-state
  - underlying cause of all that goes wrong in life
  - usual cause of an anole turning brown
  - watch word
* is the way our bodies react to sudden drastic demands
  - respond to any new, threatening or exciting situation
* is thought to cause a variety of physical and mental health problems
  - contribute to depression
  - exacerbate a number of diseases, some of which are skin disorders
  - upon comprehension, pronunciation, speaking, listening, reading, writing, and vocabulary
  - usually a risk factor for unhealthy lifestyles, which can lead to heart attacks
  - well known to be a major factor contributing to the risk of premature delivery
* is what happens when the mind overrides our common sense
  - makes families grow, parents mature, and children blossom
  - when life's demands seem too heavy
  - why a ladybug excretes liquids
* keeps about one million people a day from going to work.
* kills brain cells
  - sexual desire leading to infrequent intercourse in the case of both men and women
* kills, especially work-related stress.
* kind of worried feeling about life or work.
* large component of living with any child with special needs.
* leading cause of energy blockage which leads to pain and disease
  - to other well known illnesses
* leads an attack on the immune system
  - parents to become more irritated with the child, so that interaction is impaired
* leads to depression, loss of self-esteem, decreased productivity, and increased absenteeism
  - illness and absenteeism
  - lifestyle choices that in turn lead to nutritional deprivation
  - many chronic syndromes, or chronic illnesses classified by Chinese medicine
  - severe tension in the skin of the scalp
  - tension, physical and emotional strain
  - upset stomachs, headaches, and sleepless nights
* life event or situation that causes imbalance in an individual's life.
* limiting factor in assisted reproduction in wild animals maintained in captivity.
* load applied to a unit area of material.
* lowers one's resistance to disease
  - our body's ability to adapt to changes in our environment
* major cause of both migraine and tension-type headache
  - illness and aging
  - job dissatisfaction, burnout, and even work injury
  - worsening of psoriasis
* major contributing factor in all disease
  - many of today ' s debilitating diseases and death
* major factor in allergies
  - heightening symptoms
  - many people's lives
  - teeth grinding and clinching
* major factor in the body's own healing time
  - breakdown of the body
  - manufacture and release of excess cholesterol by the body
  - increasing pain perception
* major health concern that affects everybody
  - is associated with heart disease
  - muscle eater, so stay away from stress
  - problem and it effects many people
* major problem in the United States
  - lives of college students
  - that exists in everybody
* makes sleep more difficult for many people.
* manifests itself in a number of ways
  - the form of muscular tension and hormonal imbalances
* measure of the internal force an object is experiencing per unit cross sectional area
  - load carried across some area of material
  - mismatch between the two kinds of distance
* medical term that describes how the human body reacts when it fears it is under attack.
* mental and hormonal response to the pressure of outside events or internal problems
* mental, physical and behavioral response to a variety of stimuli.
* mentally or emotionally disruptive or disquieting influence.
* mind state.
* monster that attacks every part of the body.
* natural and normal part of children s lives
  - aspect of the sound of individual words
  - biological response to unusual demands
  - consequence of human interaction
* natural part of day to day living
  - going to college, of studying, of taking exams, of writing papers
  - the work environment
* natural reaction to everyday challenges and changes
* natural response to an event with uncertain results
  - upsetting situations and events
* natural, often stimulating part of anyone's existence
  - unavoidable part of life
* naturally increases sodium retention.
* neglected factor in addressing weight loss.
* non specific demand on the body by positive and negative forces.
* normal part of being alive
  - every living thing 's daily life
  - everyday living and helps make life interesting and meaningful
* normal part of life and all situations, both positive and negative
  - at home or on the job
  - our everyday life
* normal reaction to an abnormal situation
  - life for people of all ages
  - the demands of infertility
* normalized elongation.
* number of normal reactions for self-preservation.
* occur at the interface between the ceramic and the bond coat.
* occurs in many forms.
* occurs when a non-specific response is made upon the body
  - bad things happen, as well happy things
  - parts of an object slide by one another
* occurs when the demands in our lives exceed our resources
  - of our environment appear to exceed our potential resources
  - whenever there is change
* often accompanies the feeling of being out of control
  - affects hormone levels
  - begins with events beyond one's control
* often causes back and neck pain
  - eating to go out of whack
  - comes from a mismatch between expectations and achievement
  - hides behind a mask of excess activity
  - increases the occurrence of nitrate problems
  - influences eating habits
* often is accompanied by an array of physical reactions
  - depression , anxiety , insomnia
  - leads people to do stupid things
  - manifests itself in headaches, cramps, back pain, and physical tension
  - occurs when demands exceed our perceived resources
  - produces irritability and negativity
  - results in disturbed sleep patterns and a lack of restful sleep
  - shows in bad posture and muscular tension in shoulders, neck and back
  - triggers depression, and common component of everyday life
* overwhelms the adrenal glands, which become imbalanced electrically.
* part of all of our lives
  - our lives, be it at home or the workplace
  - everyday work and personal life
  - everyone's life, no matter what people think
* part of life in law enforcement
  - that is unavoidable
* part of life, and everyone learns how to manage it or suffers the consequences
  - but there are ways to cope with it
  - our every day life
  - the human experience
* perceived substantial imbalance between demand and response consequences.
* person s physical and emotional response to change.
* person's reaction to something considered a challenge or a threat.
* pervasive twentieth century phenomena, a frequent companion to nurses.
* physical condition.
* physical, mental or emotional tension.
* placed on the kidneys produces many allergies and toximia in the physical body.
* plays a key role in causing emaciation.
* plays a major role in many diseases
  - most of our lives
  - part in some physical problems , like heart disease
* plays a role in the way a person uses vision
  - worsening a number of skin conditions, including acne, hives and psoriasis
  - an important role in cardiac disease
* points The biggest trigger for eating disorders is stress.
* popular explanation for illness in North America.
* potential barrier to self-belief and realising our inner power
  - risk factor for the onset of heart disease
* powerful word that affects our lives dramatically.
* presence in every aspect of college living.
* primary cause of overeating and weight gain.
* problem that everybody faces, especially college students.
* process that builds.
* produces a deflection or deformation in the material called strain
  - adrenalin and endorphins which produce exhilaration to mask some of the stress
  - and aggravates duodenal ulcer in any situation
  - cortisol which has shown to damage the hippocamus
  - erratic vibrations that lead to disharmony, followed by injury and disease
* produces hormones that cause glucose levels to skyrocket
  - screw up our immune and enzyme systems
  - intricate biochemical changes in the body
  - strain , the actual deformation
* product of needing to control.
* promotes the release of steroids, which inhibit new cell development in the hippocampus.
* proven trigger of herpes outbreaks.
* pulls Calcium directly of the calcium reserves.
* raises cortisol levels.
* reaction to a perceived threat
  - any event in our lives
  - fear of the unknown
* real deterrent to learning.
* reduces memory and interferes with immune function by affecting stress hormones
  - the function of the immune system and relaxation reduces stress
* refers to any or all the various pressures experienced in life
  - physical and mental strain felt about a situation or an event
* related to physical illness is connected to depression
  - toilet training can contribute to constipation in young children
* releases a series of complex changes in the body
  - aging free radicals that damage delicate cells and trigger premature aging
  - many negative energies within and out of the body
* relieve The heat treating of springs at a temperature so as to relieve stresses.
* remains the number one injury in the workplace.
* renders the body susceptible to all disease.
* represents a period of economic hardship.
* resistance to living in the present moment.
* response of the body to a variety of internal and external stimuli
  - or reaction to change
* response to a situation, rather than the situation itself
* restrictive, confining emotion and it interferes with proper nerve function.
* result of brain waves operating at a higher frequency
  - positive and negative experiences
* retardant to the immune system.
* risk factor for heart disease.
* robs many people of sleep.
* robs the body of magnesium
  - brain of blood by tightening and shrinking arteries
  - mind s ability to focus on the things in life that bring pleasure and contentment
* satisfy equilibrium equations.
* seems to affect ovulation.
* seems to be a major factor in triggering herpes recurrences
  - motivator of laminitis
  - particularly harmful in older people who endure chronic stress
  - deplete the brain of serotonin
  - exacerbate asthma in people who have the lung condition
  - have an effect on the severity and frequency of the symptoms
* serious factor in perception and expression.
* sets off an alarm in the brain, which responds by preparing the body for defensive action.
* settles in the body for numerous reasons.
* signal that something needs to change.
* sometimes brings on a condition known as G.I. Stasis in which bunnies stop eating altogether.
* somewhat cyclical trap that serves to create more stress while it perpetuates struggle.
* source of energy that can be directed towards useful purposes.
* stimulates production of adrenal hormones which interfere with the normal ovulatory cycle.
* suppresses the immune system, predisposing to illness
* takes a toll on our health and quality of life
  - on many forms
* tends to bring on changes in personalities
  - increase during periods of rapid change
* term used to describe the body and mind's reaction to everyday tensions and pressures.
* too frequent source of back pain, because it makes the muscles tense.
* trigger for many headaches.
* triggers an adrenaline surge and makes our muscles tense and our heart race.
* triggers the fight or flight response within the body
  - sympathetic nervous system which inhibits all enzyme activity
* trouble that causes anxiety in a person.
* twisting force.
* uses energy.
* usually leads to frustration and frustration leads to violence
  - means greater vulnerability to the common viruses that cause colds and flu
* way our bodies and minds react to life's difficult moments.
* weakens and causes damage to the nervous system
  - any animals immune system and increases the possibility of developing an infection
  - plants natural resistance
* weakens the digestive system hence, the response against inflammation is very small
* zaps the breath by increasing the tension in our bodies which decreases our breathing.
+ Chronic stress: Mental illnesses
  * Stress is a normal part of every living thing's daily life. However, when stress becomes chronic, it can damage the body and the mind. An Updated Guide To Stress, Stress Related Diseases, and Coping. If this happens again and again, over a long period of time, it can change the way the brain works. These changes can damage working memory spatial memory, and decision-making skills. They can also increase aggression.
+ Stress (biology): Health :: Biology
  * Stress' is a word used in biology and medicine to describe a number of reactions that can be seen in organisms. Stress can be physical or mental. The word 'stress' can describe a pressure or other force, like the pressure of a person's upper teeth on the lower teeth while chewing. For example, a stress fracture happens when there are repeated impacts on a bone.
  * Stress happens every day, and it is part of every living thing's normal life. However, having too much stress can cause many different medical problems. Stress plays a part in some physical problems, like heart disease. Acute Stress Disorder and PTSD are mental illnesses that can happen when a person experiences something that is very stressful and terrifying, like a major accident or a war. With this type of illness, a person has physical symptoms that are caused by emotional stress, not by an actual physical illness.
+ Testicle, Description: Anatomy of the male reproductive system :: Glands
  * There are other uses for the 'cremasteric reflex' apart from making the testicles the right temperature. Stress can also make the 'cremasteric reflex' work. If a male human or mammal gets into a fight, then its testicles are in danger. They automatically pull up close to the body. The 'cremasteric reflex' also happens during sexual intercourse.
+ Ulcer: diseases :: Dermatology
  * Ulcers can be from substances that will burn skin or mucous membranes. When acid makes some stomach ulcers this is from burning by the acid. Ulcers can be from cancer. Ulcers can be from diseases of blood vessels. If not enough blood goes to a body part, it can get an ulcer. Stress can also sometimes cause ulcers. They are also noted to hurt a lot.
+ Young's modulus: Physics
  * Young's modulus' is the measure of how much force is needed to stretch or compress a substance. Stress is the measure of a force in a certain area. Strain is the amount of the substance which is deformed.