As many of my readers know, anhedonia is one of the most pernicious symptoms of most mental disorders, and is perhaps the most resistant to
Tag: stress
Down Syndrome (DS) cognitive handicap is due to (cellular) stress, may be reversible
If there is any disease that is currently considered incurable even in principles, it likely comes from the group of inherited/genetic disorders. Perhaps the most
Rats can drive cars (to lower stress), befriend robot rats and help them when in trouble
Official/pathological science keeps sternly warning us not to anthropomorphize and to think of animals as nothing but dumb, soul-less automatons. Yet, there has been no
SFA / MUFA are preferentially oxidized, while PUFA are stored/accumulated
Just a quick post in response to some of the hate mail I keep getting on a daily basis in regards to the body’s discriminatory
Blue light accelerates aging and reduces lifespan by more than 50%
In one of his interviews, Peat mentioned that red light exposure may be the most fundamental protective factor in nature, and that a deficiency of
Poverty makes people dumb and prematurely old
A common debate in public policy is whether people slide into poverty because they are stupid or being poor makes people stupid and unable to
Energy deficiency due to stress causes anxiety, panic disorders, and subbordination
This is a great study on so many levels. First, it directly demonstrates that chronic stress leads to mitochondrial dysfunction and reduced oxidative phosphorylation. Second,
Elevated maternal estrogen (estradiol) again linked to autism
Just weeks after the first study on the link between elevated estrogens (all types) and autism, a new study again demonstrated a link between elevated
Estrogen is a stress hormone, it can both trigger and potentiate the effects of stress
I was quite surprised to see this article in WebMD – a website that is bastion of mainstream medicine. It regularly promotes dogmas related serotonin,
Estrogen excess during pregnancy may cause autism
Finally! Some common sense is emerging from the medical profession. For one, it points the finger straight at estrogen as a possible cause of autism.