[Please feel free to disseminate this handout in any way, including electronically.] After a trauma, people may go though a wide range of normal responses.Such reactions may be experienced not only by people who experienced the trauma first-hand, but by those who have witnessed or heard ...
"They're going to experience trauma from this event, because it's activating all these stress responses in their brain and in their body," she said. "When it keeps happening, the same response is going to happen as well. They're going to keep freezing, they're going to keep fleeing. ...
head injury, stress, and genetic differences or by abnormal responses in the ear muscles, which protects the ear from loud sounds. Other causes may include adverse reactions to medicine or surgeries, chronic ear infections, autoimmune disorders, migraine and some forms of epilepsy. ...
Although the control of inflammatory responses reduces organ damage and early mortality, it comes at the expense of increased vulnerability to infection due to either activation of latent viruses or secondary infection with pathogens and increased risk of mortality [44–46]. Thus, endotoxin-mediated ...
Birth-related factors:Premature birth, low birth weight, or poor growth in the womb. Emotional stress:Childhood trauma or abuse affecting brain development. Physical injuries:Head trauma or illnesses affecting the nervous system. Exposure to toxins:High levels of harmful substances like lead. ...
There is a certain amount of trauma involved in changing any long-held belief.consequentlyNever try to reason the prejudice out of a man. It was not reasoned into him, and cannot be reasoned out.Sydney SmithHUMAN FRAILTY[67]HUMAN FRAILTY: EGOCENTRICITYA man has his beliefs: his arguments ...
Reduced performance at work was quantified based on responses to 6 questions. For 5 of the 6 questions, respondents were asked how often, on average during the recall period, they lost concentration, repeated a job, worked more slowly than usual, felt fatigued at work, and did nothing at ...
1. Creatine (methylguanidine-acetic acid) was first isolated in the 1830’s [1] but it was not until the 1990’s when creatine monohydrate research really emerged following seminal studies by Harris ...
The purpose of this study was to investigated the effects of childhood abuse on thyroid status and depressive symptomatology in two hundred and thirty-six (n=236) postpartum women 24–48 h after delivery. The Early-Trauma-Inventory Self-Report was used to assess the presence of childhood abuse...
Without the guidance and protection of emotionally stable caregivers, children are left vulnerable to the lasting effects of trauma, including heightened stress responses, emotional dysregulation, and difficulty forming secure attachments. This profound lack of support not only increases the risk ...