Study Highlights
- New research reveals how key proteins interact to regulate the body’s response to stress
- Targeting these proteins may help treat or prevent stress-related psychiatric disorders
The biological mechanisms behind stress-related psychiatric conditions, including major depressive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), are poorly understood.
New research now details the interplay between proteins involved in controlling the body’s stress response and points to potential therapeutic targets when this response goes awry. The study, which was conducted by an international team led by investigators at McLean Hospital, appears in the journal Cell Reports.
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Wellness Secrets of a SuperAger 
It would be great if we could reduce stress simply by popping a mineral pill. The brain and nervous system are very complex so I’m not holding my breath. Which is not good for stress.
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Thanks for sharing, Dude. As a practicioner of yoga, I agree that you shouldn’t hold your breath.
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Actually there are yogic breathing exercises where one does to build prana, but of course not for too long.
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