How stress links to our health
Most people with chronic illnesses often share another characteristic: long periods of stress without sufficient rest.
The transition from large families to small families, raising children as a single mother or father, stress at work, the hopelessness of unemployment and the ever-present environmental strains due to exhaust, pesticides, toxins, noise, crowdedness, electro smog, neon light and other “blue lightdominant” light sources are only some of the causes of personal and impersonal distress within our modern society.
Stress not only jars our nerves, but also convulses the vessels and causes circulation disorders and high blood pressure. It is only a small step from circulation disorders to sensations of coldness. One does not need many years of medical training to realize this. In addition to oxygen and nutrients, our blood also transports body heat, which provides us with our greatest asset: “vitality”. Anyone who has ever had cold feet when afraid or in panic (=stress) can confirm this.
Excerpt from the book “Uwe Karstädt: 98.6° F – Ideal Body Temperature”
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