Physical Effects of Stress

There are many physical effects of stress. Some are hallmark to the acute stages and then these effects turn chronic under severe stress.

These are the acute symptoms:  

• Increase in the heart rate to supply more blood quickly.
• Increase in the blood pressure to supply blood efficiently.
• Increase in the respiratory rate to get more oxygen from the atmosphere.
• Breakdown of glycogen stores in liver and muscle to get more glucose.
• Formation of more glucose from non carbohydrate substances.
• Diversion of the blood from less vital to more vital organs.

These physical effects continue worsening under the loads of stress. The body becomes a servant to stress and then a prisoner. Eventually, nothing can be done without permission asked to the stress response: "Can I do this? Can I do that? What can I do anymore?"

Instead of allowing the physical effects to grow and overtake the body, the cause of the stress has to be found and neutralized.

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