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8. + VE LOW MODERATE HIGH PERFORMANCE STRESS STRESS VS. PERFORMANCE CURVE PERFORMANCE EUSTRESS DISTRESS Adopted from Dr. Peter Nixon, a British cardiologist Comfort Zone - VE
9. New basic stresses keep on adding without management of the previous stresses Or when the basic stress lasts for a very long time unmanaged. STRESS 1 STRESS 2 STRESS 3 STRESS 4 CUMULATIVE STRESS
14. Suppresses function of thymus resulting in decreased macrophages and T-cells which in turn reduce overall immunity. It also increases the central fat . T-cells attacking waste products
15. Chemical Changes in Body ADRENALINE + CORTISOL Circulatory System Respiratory System Perspiratory System
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42. Author: Stephen Covey Discover the 90/10 Principle It will change your life (or at least, the way you react to situations )
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64. HOW TO STAY YOUNG 1. Throw out nonessential numbers 2. Keep only cheerful friends 3. Keep learning 4. Enjoy the simple things 5. Laugh often, long and loud 6. The tears happen 7. Surround yourself with what you love 8. Cherish your health 9. Don't take guilt trips 10. Tell the people you love that you love them AND ALWAYS REMEMBER : Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.
Sarmad KHAN, CIVPOLSARMAD KHAN CIVPOL UNMIL Stress and life are intrinsic to each other; had there been no stress there had been no life. Fear is a form of stress, had there been no fear, gazelles would have tested its strength against lions and would have been eaten up. Stress is a blessing as long as it remains in bounds of moderation. Stress gives us impetus to over come hurdles and fight threats.
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Adrenal Gland is a vital gland that produces the chemical called hormone and injects it into our blood which regulates our blood pressure and metabolism. It is located on the top of our kidneys (renal), that is why it is called adrenal gland. Adrenal gland has two portions: medulla and cortex. Cortex secrets cortisone or cortisol and other more than 30 hormones of which aldosterone is secreted in significant quantity. Cortisone and hydrocortisone are necessary for regulation of fat, carbohydrate and protein metabolism. Aldosterone is responsible for regulation of salt and water. Medulla produces adrenaline or epinephrine. Adrenaline is normally secreted in response to a stress. A small amount of adrenaline is always present in blood but during stress this amount is increase in anticipation of extreme physical exertion. Adrenaline constricts our blood vessels which increase blood pressure. It accelerate heart beat. Increased heart beat and blood pressure results in increase supply of blood to our muscles. Blood contains oxygen, glucose and other nutrients. Supply of oxygen is increased because adrenaline alters the ratio of inhaling and exhaling and the breathing rate is also accelerated. Adrenaline makes liver liberate sugar stored in it. It also relaxes certain muscles while contracts other. The blood goes deep and away from the skin so that the muscles can have more blood and it also prevents bleeding in case of injury. One may think that removing the adrenal gland will save him from stress and anxiety. Unfortunately, it is not so. In absence of adrenaline and other hormones secreted by this gland, blood pressure may fall; circulation of blood may become erratic; and man may lose interest in life. Adrenal hormones create thrill, happiness, sensual pleasure and add color to life. It also close the open ends of the injured blood vessels by shrinking them to stop bleeding. In surgical procedures, adrenaline is used to have blood-less surgery. Sarmad KHAN, CIVPOLSARMAD KHAN CIVPOL UNMIL