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The Negative Effects of Chronic Stress
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Chronic stress can cause changes in the feedback loop between the adrenals, brain and pituitary, leading to elevated levels of cortisol and epinephrine, which can have many harmful effects. However, there are ways to adjust these hormone levels, even when stressed, to minimize their negative impact.
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