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... energy.” Stress is a condition which can disturb the normal physiological and psychological functions of an ...Extreme stress conditions, psychologists say, are detrimental to human health but in moderation ... See full document

... changes. Stress involved in the etiopathogenesis of variety of disease such as depression & anxiety, cognitive dysfunction, male impotency, hypertension and ulcerative ...to stress results in secretion ... See full document

... that chronic repeated stress precipitates neuropsychiatric disorders like anxiety and ...of stress-induced cognitive deficits and depression like behavior by enriched environment and brain ... See full document

... first stress reduction program, the Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), supporting the creation of other programs for the most diverse clinical situations, such as: the Mindfulness-Based Cognitive ... See full document

... in stress induced perturbed homeostasis including immunosuppression, inflammation, diabetes mellitus, peptic ulceration and other stress related disease 13 ... See full document

... oxidative stress. Oxidative stress is found to be involved in many chronic diseases including ...oxidative stress in many chronic ... See full document

... Abstract: Chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyposis (CRSwNP) is one of the most severe forms of chronic rhinosinusitis. CRSwNP is characterized by nasal and facial congestion, loss of sense of smell, ... See full document

... The authentic samples of roots and stolons of Glycyrrhiza glabra were procured from authorized herbal stores in Delhi and authenticated by NISCAIR, Pusa Campus, New Delhi, India with voucher specimen (NISCAIR/RHM/ ... See full document

... main stress hormones responsible for stress responses in animals and humans, and its overproduction is characteristic of certain dis- ...acute stress disorder can be evaluated by means of measuring ... See full document

... cold immobilization induced lipid peroxidation in albino ...cold immobilization stress induced increases in lipid peroxidation in the liver and brain of albino ...the potential use of the ... See full document

... In a clinical application field, enzyme immunoassays which are based on a selective antigen– antibody binding and labeled enzyme, is one of the widely used conventional detection principle [7]. In this analysis method, ... See full document

... human studies of depression (Lener et al., 2016). Thus the dysfunction of the GABAergic system is associated with major depression (Sanacora et al., 1999) and therefore the treatment with the GABAergic agents or GABA ... See full document

... developed AntiStress 10-week program based on person-centered (Rogers, 1978), interpersonal (Weissman et ...are stress-reducing exercises, themed activities to understand what it means to live with SRED and ... See full document

... during stress (52) may also aggravate the mucosal ...alleviated stress-induced ulcers with marked decrease in LPO, suggesting decrease in oxidative ... See full document

... Free radical induced per-oxidation has gained much importance because of their involvement in several pathological conditions such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, liver, diabetes milletus, inflammation, renal failure, ... See full document

... that chronic stress associate to NAFLD development, we subjected C57bl/6 mice to electric foot shock and restraint stress for 12 weeks to set up chronic stress ...the ... See full document

... after immobilization (Faraday et al., 2002, 2003) and swim stress (Campbell et ...low stress-responsiveness in female Long-Evans rats (Faraday, 2002), the present findings highlight the significant ... See full document

... that glycyrrhizin treatment caused a significant reduction in the expression of OPN ...by glycyrrhizin was found to be concentra- tion ...of glycyrrhizin concentrations from 10 to 100 µM tested the ... See full document

... Oxidative stress causing impaired NO bioavailability also contributes to endothelial ...that chronic immobilization stress may cause endothelial dysfunction and systolic hypertension through ... See full document

... Wistar rats of either sex (n=30), aged 8-10 weeks were grouped into five containing six animals in each: G1 – Normal control (0.5 % CMC), G2 – Stress control (0.5 % CMC), G3 – PHF 5 mg/kg, G4 – PHF 10 mg/kg, G5 – ... See full document