研究によって、ネガティブな考えはナチュラルキラー細胞を減少させ免疫を弱め、ポジティブシンキングは逆に免疫を向上させる事が分かっている。 ポジティブに考える。 感謝する。 それを言葉にする事で思考が習慣づきポジティブなサイクルを作り出せる。 大丈夫。うまくいく! https://t.co/DCqavhSgPs
Psychological stress and the human immune system: a meta-analytic study of 30 years of inquiry.
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Overall, the discussions show a mix of support and casual commentary, with references to scientific studies and health effects, exemplified by mentions of the meta-analysis and the link between chronic stress and modern diseases. The tone ranges from serious acknowledgment to humor, reflecting a general recognition of the article's relevance without deep controversy or widespread action.
Most discussions acknowledge the connection between stress and health, supporting the article's findings, although some reduce the nuance, as seen in the comments about diseases being linked to chronic stress.
There is moderate curiosity about the article and related topics, with comments referencing scientific studies and the impact of stress on health, but some remarks are casual or dismissive.
The discussions reflect some effort to understand or relate to the research, especially with references to scientific analyses and the impact of thought on health, though some comments are more superficial or humorous.
The social discussions indicate that the article resonates with ongoing concerns about health and stress, suggesting it has a meaningful, yet not transformative, influence on public understanding.
Abstract in brief
- The study analyzed over 300 research articles spanning 30 years to understand how psychological stress affects the human immune system, finding that short-term stress can sometimes boost some natural immune responses while reducing specific immunity, whereas prolonged stress tends to suppress both cellular and humoral immune functions.
- Naturalistic stressors like exams typically weaken cellular immunity but leave humoral immunity relatively unaffected, while chronic stress consistently impairs both types of immune responses.
- The impact of stress on the immune system varies depending on the nature of the stressful event (e.g., trauma vs. loss) and physical vulnerability factors such as age or existing health conditions, with subjective feelings of stress often not directly related to immune changes.]
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Nuestra forma de pensamiento influye en nuestro sistema inmune debido al estrés que genera (estudio: https://t.co/oijKUGlyFw)
@aidangcw @ErinWestgate Greg and I won $100 off one of my colleagues in the psych department. No reviewer, editor, or copy editor said a thing about it. https://t.co/zGPvoSV0Ne
Es otra de las pandemias: casi todas las enfermedades modernas están relacionadas con el estrés crónico. https://t.co/YgETpRjw35
Y es que los estudios científicos son claros: CASI TODAS las enfermedades modernas están relacionadas con el estrés crónico. https://t.co/YgETpRjw35
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@GG8918698281012 @KatuitdeBoomNL Hahaha, jaaaaahhh, lekker afschuiven Pientere Persoonlijkheid. Eigenlijk een ontzettende dooddoener in deze discussie. Op je 'vriendelijke' verzoek heb ik in een 10 tal seconden even gepubmed voor je, een meta-analyse (snap je wat dat is?): https://t.co/cPXGh8bKAw
Psychological Stress and the Human Immune System: A Meta-Analytic Study of 30 Years of Inquiry https://t.co/NgMXuKeLQN
“Psychological #Stress and the Human #Immune #System: A Meta-Analytic #Study of 30 Years of Inquiry - PMC.” https://t.co/8NQuWWIBC0
Y es que los estudios científicos son claros: CASI TODAS las enfermedades modernas están relacionadas con el estrés crónico. https://t.co/YgETpRjw35
#DYK that #PositiveThinking really can keep you healthier? https://t.co/rRF6F5LQG8 https://t.co/zd5M6woNp4
研究によって、ネガティブな考えはナチュラルキラー細胞を減少させ免疫を弱め、ポジティブシンキングは逆に免疫を向上させる事が分かっている。 ポジティブに考える。 感謝する。 それを言葉にする事で思考が習慣づきポジティブなサイクルを作り出せる。 大丈夫。うまくいく! https://t.co/DCqavhSgPs
Nuestra forma de pensamiento influye en nuestro sistema inmune debido al estrés que genera (estudio: https://t.co/oijKUGlyFw)
Es otra de las pandemias: casi todas las enfermedades modernas están relacionadas con el estrés crónico. https://t.co/YgETpRjw35
@aidangcw @ErinWestgate Greg and I won $100 off one of my colleagues in the psych department. No reviewer, editor, or copy editor said a thing about it. https://t.co/zGPvoSV0Ne