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2023-01-28 09:25:55+00:00
“Trust the Plan”
Ban Conservatives from social media, forcing them onto Telegram…
Paint Telegram as “dangerous” for allowing such radicals to “freely organize.”
NEXT: takeover MSM and force Antifa/Left radicals off mainstream channels - onto: TELEGRAM
Track their moves, and INTERCEPT.
https://t.me/THEREALTORIABROOKE/31383
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2023-01-30 22:08:32+00:00
The Associations Between Methylation and Childhood Trauma
Stress and the HPA Axis.
Why does childhood trauma impact health outcomes? One mechanism is by the induction of toxic stress.
In fact, stress can be classified into “good stress,” “bearable stress,” and “toxic stress” and has acute, delayed and long-term effects on the body.
“Good stress” can be coped with by physiological mechanisms, encouraging healthy growth; “bearable stress” states may eventually be turned into homeostasis through successful interventions; whereas, “toxic stress,” which is characterized by prolonged or frequent activation and dysregulation of the stress response pathway, induces long-term changes and damage not only to the brain but also to the rest of body.
The central biological pathway involved in the response to stress is the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis.
In 1914, Walter B. Cannon put forward the “fight or flight” model, which described the body’s response toward stress.
Around the 1950s, Selye’s general adaptation syndrome was put forward: that chronic stress could induce a nonspecific response in the body, such as increased heart rate and blood pressure.
More recently, more in-depth research has illustrated that alterations in the HPA axis have been associated with the process of dealing with stress, especially toxic stress-induced negative health outcomes.
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00808/full
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2023-01-31 21:08:22+00:00
UPDATE: 16 Michigan State legislators sign letter demanding answers from Pfizer regarding viral #DirectedEvolution video
"Pfizer must hold itself accountable to restore trust in the integrity of the company and its employees."