Stress and the Individual¶
McEwen, B. S. (1993). Stress and the Individual: Mechanisms Leading to Disease. Archives of Internal Medicine, 153(18), 2093-2101.
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Mechanisms¶
- Fatigue and Maladaptation Dashboard
- It operationalizes the idea of allostatic load: the cumulative wear that builds when stress is repeated without adequate recovery, long before it presents as a clinical problem.
This sourceAllostatic load is the cumulative physiological cost of chronic or repeated stress responses that can contribute to disease over time.
- It operationalizes the idea of allostatic load: the cumulative wear that builds when stress is repeated without adequate recovery, long before it presents as a clinical problem.
- Fatigue or Stress Clearance Cycle
- Chronic strain accumulates as allostatic load, the cumulative physiological wear of repeated stress that does not clear on its own
This sourceDefines allostatic load as the physiological cost accumulated through chronic exposure to repeated stress responses.
- Chronic strain accumulates as allostatic load, the cumulative physiological wear of repeated stress that does not clear on its own
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