Chronic work-related stress can cause immunosuppression! And you are at risk of any of the diseases associated with immunosuppressive states, including some cancers. Link: https://t.co/MDZCT7nmvG https://t.co/dVyVKynx0P
Effects of stress on immune function: the good, the bad, and the beautiful.
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Several posts highlight the dual nature of stress, with phrases like 'short-term stress can boost immunity' and 'long-term stress weakens it,' which demonstrates an understanding of the nuanced findings. The tone varies from informative to cautious, with some posts referencing scientific sources and others emphasizing the health implications for everyday life, reflecting a moderate level of both interest and engagement in the topic.
Most discussions acknowledge the article's points about stress's complex effects on the immune system, with some posts emphasizing the beneficial short-term stress and the harmful long-term stress, reflecting moderate agreement.
Participants show a basic curiosity about the subject, referencing specific research findings and applications rather than just general comments.
Posts often quote or paraphrase parts of the publication, citing studies and making connections to real-life implications, indicating a moderate level of engagement.
While some discuss the relevance of stress management for health, few seem to expect the publication to cause a major shift in understanding or policy, suggesting a modest perceived impact.
Abstract in brief
- Short-term stress can actually boost immune function by enhancing various immune responses, such as cell activity and cytokine production, which helps the body fight infections, heal wounds, and respond to vaccines.
- Long-term or chronic stress tends to weaken the immune system, increasing the risk of illnesses, chronic inflammation, and even cancer, by suppressing important immune cells and disrupting cytokine balance.
- The review highlights that stress has both good and bad effects on health, with short-term stress being potentially protective and long-term stress being harmful, emphasizing the importance of understanding these effects for better health management.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky[19]https://t.co/vYyx5xc0uh. [20]https://t.co/XUhuy1WoIg. [21]https://t.co/VeUXx7KrEe [22]https://t.co/1tpaq5cPSB [23]https://t.co/Wb7XovtpV6. [24]https://t.co/XLHcdh32R1. [25]https://t.co/EjBWeRBiCy. [26]https://t.co/Rlv85llzoA. ilustrační obrázek: Unsplash
@john_bumblebee @volkskrant @P_Bruijning Misschien geeft dit wel een goeie onderbouwing waarom de maatregelen "dodelijker" waren dan de kwaal. https://t.co/sG1ASnUajK https://t.co/cmlAJeaWZP https://t.co/ZVnqtdtndh
@baddestmamajama @BettinaSRoss1 missed the part about immune system? Dietary sugar lowers immunity and microbiota that protect against metabolic disease https://t.co/xlCphAwQvQ Effects of stress on immune function https://t.co/RWNMGdUifF A Systematic Review of the Association Between Bereavement and Biomarkers
Also, stay up-to-date with the latest in neuroimmune axis and mental health research by subscribing to our free newsletter (pinned post). Literature Cited: 1. Dhabhar, F. Immunol Res. 2014 doi: 10.1007/s12026-014-8517-0 2. Mac Giollabhui N, Ng TH, Ellman LM, Alloy LB. Mol https://t.co/Aon68hymEG
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Acá encontré el que había leído en su momento @AstridFacts sobre la relación del sistema inmune y el estrés https://t.co/STwCRpqeXo
RT @BrainInflCollab: Also, stay up-to-date with the latest in neuroimmune axis and mental health research by subscribing to our free newsle…
Also, stay up-to-date with the latest in neuroimmune axis and mental health research by subscribing to our free newsletter (pinned post). Literature Cited: 1. Dhabhar, F. Immunol Res. 2014 doi: 10.1007/s12026-014-8517-0 2. Mac Giollabhui N, Ng TH, Ellman LM, Alloy LB. Mol https://t.co/Aon68hymEG
RT @rwsanders: @baddestmamajama @BettinaSRoss1 missed the part about immune system? Dietary sugar lowers immunity and microbiota that prot…
@baddestmamajama @BettinaSRoss1 missed the part about immune system? Dietary sugar lowers immunity and microbiota that protect against metabolic disease https://t.co/xlCphAwQvQ Effects of stress on immune function https://t.co/RWNMGdUifF A Systematic Review of the Association Between Bereavement and Biomarkers
@ItsTheEnforcer Claptrap naturally says GOOD EVENING MINIONS, The Enforcer need to reduce STRESS in order to reduce SICKNESS. Incessant exposure to the exciting deaths of SVR Agents flying out of windows... Can naturally have a negative effect on health. https://t.co/bR9bCZfacq
@DrMarjorieRobe1 You do look petrified As stress lowers the immune sys, if you don't feel your mask/vaxes will protect you, you're in a bit of a vicious circle "... chronic stress can suppress protective immune responses and/or exacerbate pathological immune responses https://t.co/2452WiKsEo
The full article is available here if you would like to read more detail: https://t.co/k7t1mDa3JA
RT @frans1960nl: @john_bumblebee @volkskrant @P_Bruijning Misschien geeft dit wel een goeie onderbouwing waarom de maatregelen "dodelijker"…
RT @frans1960nl: @john_bumblebee @volkskrant @P_Bruijning Misschien geeft dit wel een goeie onderbouwing waarom de maatregelen "dodelijker"…
@john_bumblebee @volkskrant @P_Bruijning Misschien geeft dit wel een goeie onderbouwing waarom de maatregelen "dodelijker" waren dan de kwaal. https://t.co/sG1ASnUajK https://t.co/cmlAJeaWZP https://t.co/ZVnqtdtndh
RT @IAmTheOlum: Chronic work-related stress can cause immunosuppression! And you are at risk of any of the diseases associated with immuno…
RT @IAmTheOlum: Chronic work-related stress can cause immunosuppression! And you are at risk of any of the diseases associated with immuno…
RT @IAmTheOlum: Chronic work-related stress can cause immunosuppression! And you are at risk of any of the diseases associated with immuno…
RT @IAmTheOlum: Chronic work-related stress can cause immunosuppression! And you are at risk of any of the diseases associated with immuno…
RT @IAmTheOlum: Chronic work-related stress can cause immunosuppression! And you are at risk of any of the diseases associated with immuno…
RT @IAmTheOlum: Chronic work-related stress can cause immunosuppression! And you are at risk of any of the diseases associated with immuno…
RT @IAmTheOlum: Chronic work-related stress can cause immunosuppression! And you are at risk of any of the diseases associated with immuno…
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Chronic work-related stress can cause immunosuppression! And you are at risk of any of the diseases associated with immunosuppressive states, including some cancers. Link: https://t.co/MDZCT7nmvG https://t.co/dVyVKynx0P
[19]https://t.co/vYyx5xc0uh. [20]https://t.co/XUhuy1WoIg. [21]https://t.co/VeUXx7KrEe [22]https://t.co/1tpaq5cPSB [23]https://t.co/Wb7XovtpV6. [24]https://t.co/XLHcdh32R1. [25]https://t.co/EjBWeRBiCy. [26]https://t.co/Rlv85llzoA. ilustrační obrázek: Unsplash
7/12: Physiologically speaking, “acute stress” can benefit our immune system functioning. And there’s #science to prove it, courtesy of this 2014 paper published in the journal Immunologic Research https://t.co/Dmn5KAesyE @PubTrend
I have been saying this from the beginning https://t.co/fK1q6VihRa https://t.co/ERys9t5nJF Could legacy news be adding to this pandemic?
RT @sandralopezleon: @claricris1 @MartinaSisters @picapiruli @Talshumy1 @EduardoMazo5 @BelenB29869512 @aire_aulas @SOJAXX @gattaca2titan @e…
RT @sandralopezleon: @claricris1 @MartinaSisters @picapiruli @Talshumy1 @EduardoMazo5 @BelenB29869512 @aire_aulas @SOJAXX @gattaca2titan @e…
@claricris1 @MartinaSisters @picapiruli @Talshumy1 @EduardoMazo5 @BelenB29869512 @aire_aulas @SOJAXX @gattaca2titan @evamariacs @MovARISE @JesusM_77 @Perbess @cvamarosa @dulcenombre52 @MPademia @DENTRO_MADRID @peregri85106227 @JOSE_UNEDIANO @RevoltaEducativ @OSYE05704097 @cyl_tre @CantabriaFalep @DespertaGalicia @plataforma_7 @Derpa_Esp @UPlataformas @aireamos @LUISCEBRIAN6 @jljcolorado @masanpra @ampacervantes_ @svillapol @MA_Campano @LfmMaestra @mariagallegobl @leadyneu @MunsMara @MarujaConejo @JJVKpro @nikomer75 @julymed08 @BlasIgnacio @NachoGracia9 @nauscopio @manolo_veiga @Manzorro_LuisR @Co2Covid @mildanalyst https://t.co/Jefl2oKfKU
@amackenz2048 @The_VerminatorD @MizFrizz @watermelonpunch @AmyDeWinter1 @melina_manolas Here's a good study that talks about the effects of living in fear (negative stress) chronically: https://t.co/bjjaXXYC5b Living in fear doesn't help anyone - least of all yourself.
@Gmz_Jsx @Milanixa @ChakNorris93 Es un hecho demostrado, lo dice hasta el NIH. El estrés de corta duración *mejora* la respuesta inmune, pero el crónico te la desregula completamente, hasta hacerte más susceptible de padecer cáncer y otras cosas. https://t.co/EIHdqpKkxP
@bayer_petr Ona to zas taková novinka není, krátkodobý stres, i ten z fyzické zátěže je prospěšný, ale dlouhodobý, chronický stres nikoliv. https://t.co/YJLx1RbH3H
@katyperry Thank you @katyperry Effects of stress on immune function: chronic stress can suppress protective immune responses and/or exacerbate pathological immune responses https://t.co/5rPTfWuiee
@jimiuorio Short term it can enhance, long term it suppresses. https://t.co/P1a0XSShuK
@chivo_tweets @Paull86785536 @ErikKohl @Vetustioribus @AnjaMekenkamp @statistiekcbs @hommel_b @ik_ben_het_echt @willem_engel @Alicia1984N @Marc_Veld @MDepraetere @Sasvd74 @EllenKBS @markvanasten @Rene__2010 @AluhoedjeA @annstrikje Ik denk dat ieder weldenkend mens wel begrijpt dat anderhalf jaar angstpropaganda slecht voor je is. En “medicaliseren”? Volgens mij horen we 24/7 niets anders. Er zijn onderzoeken genoeg naar stress en de kwalijke invloed op je lichaam. Maar doe je ding. https://t.co/8VqaBHBc8H
@CameliaDewan @RoseAsk3 @Fredrik40568368 @Sven_Roman "...long-term stress suppresses or dysregulates innate and adaptive immune responses by altering the Type 1-Type 2 cytokine balance, inducing low-grade chronic inflammation, and suppressing numbers, trafficking, and function of immunoprotective cells" https://t.co/bjjaXXYC5b
<< pero en casos de cuadros de estrés prolongado (como es el caso de la población chilena a causa de la pandemia que se mantiene actualmente), añadir más estrés a las vidas de las personas puede empeorar aun más la respuesta inmune. https://t.co/9qcNv7vimY
Effects of stress on immune function: the good, the bad, and the beautiful. Immunologic Research, 58(2-3), 193-210. doi:10.1007/s12026-014-8517-0 https://t.co/ZBBk054aUW