Stressed out and the chiropractic approach.
Interest in the role stress plays with the dynamics of health has resulted in a proliferation of strategies designed to minimize or “manage” stress. To many people, the very term “stress” elicits a negative response. Yet the notion that stress is an enemy we must resist or manage betrays a widespread misunderstanding of the nature of stress and how it affects our lives.
Keywords: Dr. Hans Seyle (eustress versus distress), Serum Thiol levels, DNA repair, Oxidative Stress, Mechanobiology, Chiropractic as an antioxidant ..
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