Could Stress Be Killing You? Understanding the Link Between Stress and Cancer.

Stress can hugely impact our overall health, and one of the risks it poses is an increased risk of cancer. Studies have found that people with high-stress levels are more likely to develop certain types of cancer, including breast, colon, and prostate cancer. Stress can also worsen existing cancer symptoms, making treatment and recovery more complex. Let's look at a new study examining the link between chronic lifetime stress and cancer death.
Reference:
Moore JX, et al. SSM Popul Health. 2022;doi:10.1016/j.ssmph.2022.101185.
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[@nicknelly1]

Allostatic Load (wear and tear from stress. Get these tested:
Adrenal Gland Function-
Cortisol, DHEA, Epinephrine, NorEpinephrine
Cholesterol, A1C, BP, BMI, Waist-to-Hip ratio.
Allostatic Load & Cancer Study (41K individuals):
Chronic High Load - Older, Black, High BMI, CHF, Hx of Heart Failure

[@EC-yd9yv]

Great info.. thx so much 🙏✨

[@j.chonev]

Does it cause cancer or not??

[@aminulislam-mp9ge]

Good discussion 👌

[@SELFPrinciple]

Thank you!

[@JayRazah]

I like that ( if you focus on ur health you will be focusing on ur disease) well said. Nice video!

[@EC-yd9yv]

If you're Not focusing on your health... You will be focusing more on disease