The Stress Response May Start In Your Bones
Why the flight-or-fight response is about more than adrenaline.
Why the flight-or-fight response is about more than adrenaline.
A new study from Johns Hopkins uses treadmill stress tests to determine mortality rates, an approach that, to me at least, seems unnecessarily stress-inducing.
Maybe getting stuck with needles doesn’t sound like stress-relief to you. But many people swear it’s the most rejuvenating body treatment ever.
Our overall happiness rests on our ability to manage stress, and planning our days can help.
Feeling tired but wired? Balance your hormones and you can balance your life, says Sara Gottfried, MD.
Last year was a blur. Most of it sped by, particularly the summer months, when I can’t even tell you what I did. Really. I went to Los Angeles twice…
We often push our bodies to their limits — and that’s not always a good thing. Here’s how to balance athletic pursuits with respect for your body, your mind, and your loved ones.
Science has now confirmed that our thoughts and emotions have very real physiological consequences. What does this mean for medicine in the 21st century? Among other things, that many potions of choice might be produced by our minds and delivered without prescription drugs.
How do you build a strong immune system? How do healthy people stay healthy when others don’t? Find out in our ultimate guide to your immune system.
How do you build a strong immune system? How do healthy people stay healthy when others don’t? Find out in our ultimate guide to your immune system.
Two financial experts share their insights about how to relieve the effects of financial stress and when to seek help.
More so than ever, rates of stress are high: Many of us are experiencing it at great intensities and for far too long. Henry Emmons, MD, talks about the impact of stress on the body, including how it influences our wired responses and how it can trigger mental-health issues like depression and anxiety — and shares tangible things we can do in the short- and long-term to support our bodies in and when recovering from times of stress.
Learn how exercise can help build a body and mind that can roll with life’s punches — and come back stronger after stress.
Four experts weigh in on child and family behavior amid the global pandemic.
Sleep debt can cause catastrophic effects on your body and mind. Here’s what happens when when you miss out on sleep — plus how to get more of it.
Tips for navigating the stress of relocating and feeling at home in a new place from psychologist and psychotherapist Elizabeth Stirling, PhD.
Eleuthero is an adaptogenic plant that has been used to treat memory loss, high blood pressure, and elevated stress.
Try this spread of prep-ahead recipes to bring some ease to your next holiday gathering.
These guided breathing exercises can help you slow down, be more mindful, and find a sense of calm.
This proprietary blend of adaptogens may help with stress management and relief.