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3 March 2025

Genes

Segments of DNA that carry hereditary information. Certain Genes can make individuals more vulnerable to Anxiety and stress-related conditions….

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Fight-or-Flight Response

The body’s automatic reaction to danger, triggering increased heart rate, rapid breathing, and heightened alertness. In Chronic Stress, this response remains activated…

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Executive Function

The brain’s ability to plan, focus, and manage tasks. Chronic Stress can weaken this function, making it harder to concentrate and stay…

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Decision Fatigue

Mental exhaustion caused by making too many decisions, leading to difficulty in thinking clearly and making choices….

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Cortisol

A hormone released in response to stress. While essential in short bursts, excessive Cortisol over time can harm brain function, memory, and…

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Chronic Stress

Long-term stress that keeps the body in a constant state of alert, leading to exhaustion, Anxiety, and health issues….

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Neurotransmitters

Chemical messengers in the brain, such as serotonin and dopamine, that regulate mood, motivation, and stress response. Imbalances can lead to mood…

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Anxiety

A persistent state of worry, fear, or unease that can interfere with daily life. Chronic Anxiety can affect brain function and overall…

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Amygdala

The brain’s ‘alarm system’ that processes emotions like fear and Anxiety. When overactive, it can make small stressors feel like major threats….

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Glymphatic System

The Glymphatic System is a network of spaces in the brain that removes waste and helps regulate fluid movement. It’s similar to…

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