Stress
In psychology, stress is a concept about condition that can be described as: feeling of strain and pressure, feeling of anxiety and being overwhelmed, overall irritability, feeling of insecure, nervousness, social withdrawal, loss of appetite, depression, panic attacks, exhaustion, high or low blood pressure, skin problems, insomnia, lack of sexual desire (sexual dysfunction), migraine, gastrointestinal problems.
Stress Stories
Nervana headphones deliver electrical stimulation to the vagus nerve with the beat of the music.
Increased brain stress may lead to inflammation in the arteries and bone marrow — which in turn may increase your risk of heart problems later.
Light therapy decreases depressive symptoms while normalizing the circadian rhythms of cancer survivors.
Some women experience female pattern baldness, but what about the other things that can make your tresses thinner?
A new animal study reaffirms the disastrous effects chronic stress can have on memory and suggests the immune system may be to blame.
If your wallet is hurting, there's a good chance you are too.
New research suggests many American lawyers have a drinking problem.
Mild psychological stress may activate calorie-burning brown fat.
Men in female-dominated industries worry less about salary and promotion, more about friendships and flexible working hours.
Lower stress in order to maintain a healthy microbiome in your stomach.
Checking your email before and after work hours can increase anxiety and stress levels, and actually lower your work productivity.
Learning how to be more mindful can help improve mental and physical states.