February 21st, 2009 by Stand Team

In a position to stress the body releases adrenaline, are exacerbated the five senses, is accelerating the pulse and breathing and tighten the muscles, preparing to fight or flee. But if the threat is constant, the agency begins to fail by the sober effort to which is being subjected. Many call stress to the natural reaction of the body and distress in this state that lasts over time.

The negative effects of distress are:
• Irritation and tension
• Gastric Ulcers
• Heart Disease
• Inability to enjoy the
Sex
• Cancer of various types
• Emboli
• Asthma
• Migraines
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Insomnia
• Addictions
• Nervousness
• Mental Exhaustion