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
Tag: stress
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.
Psychiatric diagnoses are ‘worthless’, most mental conditions stem from stress (trauma)
It is rare to see a study like the one below that does not hold anything back and exposes psychiatry for what it really is
Vast majority (90%) of depression cases are caused by stress
In case anybody continues to doubt the stress-depression connection and/or their doctor tries to convince them their depression is due to genetic predisposition, below is
Osteoporosis is caused by mitochondrial dysfunction, driven by nitric oxide (NO)
Let’s repeat the mantra one more time – structure and function cannot be separated, they are interdependent at every level of reality/life. As such, it
Mitochondria (energy) as the main driver of health, intelligence, and aging
We are finally starting to see Peat enter the mainstream and article like the one below are calling for a complete review of what we
Blocking stress signal (adrenaline) just once cures anxiety, PTSD and maybe any mental disorder.
This is a remarkable study, which once again implicates extreme stress in the pathology of mental health disorders, specifically anxiety and PTSD. Just a few