Stress

Yes it does have an affect,you tend to have a lower defense.

* Horses have feelings but it's not proven that they really can cry.

* Horses can cry it is proven by the HAOHASOOAS (horse authorities of health and safely of other animals society) most ponies or horses can cry when giving birth, or hurt themselves.

* My horse once cried. He fractured his skull and had A splitting head ache. He's OK now though, but he was crying tears.

Sound military training (drill), sound personnel policies, and good leadership

Stress is a reaction rather than one individual thing. There are many causes of stress and how we react to them differs from person to person.

The cause of stress is when something drastic happens to your body or your surroundings. It changes the homeostasis and therefore the effect is you go into shock or become emotional. Ways to relieve stress are laughter, exercise (especially running), communicating, taking a vacation, sleep, sitting in deep thought, etc.

• When a husband has an affair on his wife it is normal to find it ugly; humiliating and that you are angry because you once trusted your husband and he broke that bond of trust. It leaves you feeling betrayed and mistrustful of him. No one forgets traumas in their life, but, in time the most painful part of the trauma does ebb. You have a right to be angry so get it out of your system, but wise people turn that anger into a productive way of either saving the marriage by seeking marriage counseling and trying to overcome this affair and again being happy together as a married couple or leaving the marriage and becoming a stronger woman for it and eventually, if the wife chooses to leave she will meet someone else in her future that will make her happy and gives her the respect she deserves. If the husband has only cheated once then 'to err is human' although it doesn't make it right and it is worth saving the marriage, but if the husband has one affair after the other it is best to move on because he has not learned his lesson or is too selfish to care whether these affairs hurt you and the rest of the family.

Phyical

No this isn't normal. Bleeding outside of the period while on birth control can be pregnancy related or due to the doseage of BC not being suitable for you. See your Doctor for a pregnancy blood test & if its negative speak to your Doctor about a alternative BC. Can you find out if your pregnant before your period is due in one weeks time>

Some ways of relieving stress are exercise, meditation, going for a walk, listening to soothing music, daydreaming, doing something you enjoy like a hobby, writing down your feelings, talking with a trusted friend or family member, laughing. Laughter is an underused form of dealing with stress. Watch a funny movie to make you laugh, or a stand-up comedian or show you like that makes you laugh. Or even a non-funny show that gets your interest and helps you feel better. Take a nice long bubble bath or a hot shower. Snuggle under the covers with a good book. Deep, slow breathing can also help. There are many ways to relieve stress. You just have to find what works best for you.

Very simply stated: Stress causes an increase in the hormone cortisol. Cortisol is a glucocorticoid steroid and has a supressive effect on the immune system, as do all glucocorticoid steroids (ex. dexamethasone). They suppress the inflammatory process which is critical in a properly functioning immune system.

The ways in which the immune system is suppressed by glucocorticoids is EXTREMELY complex, but a simple way to put it is that it keeps white blood cells from doing their job and keeps them from communicating with other white blood cells.

Some simple techniques would include meditation and deep breathing. Learning to speak positively is important, as is finding a hobby that is enjoyable. Even finding someone to talk to in conficence can be a great way to deal with stress.

You're your own victim. Stop taking on so much in your perceived competition which is only with yourself. You only need to publish a few (2-3) good papers a year. Take a holiday. Academia will roll on without you...in fact if you chill out no one will probably notice. If academia is all too much, maybe just quit and take a day-job. You're only trying to make yourself feel important by all this striving to achieve.

Otherwise, just master the switch on, switch off.

The Father of stress is: Hans Selye

Leadership provides an accurate, organized voice to help circumvent the threat

maintaining your time efficiently and plan time to relax

• Restlessness or irritability
• Increased respiratory rate
• Cool, clammy skin
• Confusion
• Weakness
• rapid pulse
• Sweating, moist skin (cool)
• Unconsciousness

Stress can affect your eyes/vision in a number of ways. If stress is keeping you from getting enough sleep, it can cause your eyes to feel dry and blurry. Also, stress can raise your blood pressure, which will also affect your eyes/vision. Stress is also one of the major causes of headaches, which affect your eyes/vision, as well. You need to see your physician or your optometrist to make sure there is nothing else going on with your eyes, though.

sweat, anger, short tempers - short term

lack of sleep, eczema - long term

sleep disturbances

back, shoulder or neck pain

tension or migraine headaches

upset or acid stomach, cramps, heartburn, gas, irritable bowel syndrome

constipation, diarrhea

weight gain or loss, eating disorders

hair loss

muscle tension

fatigue

high blood pressure

irregular heartbeat, palpitations

asthma or shortness of breath

chest pain

sweaty palms or hands

cold hands or feet

skin problems (hives, eczema, psoriasis, tics, itching)

periodontal disease, jaw pain

reproductive problems

immune system suppression: more colds, flu, infections

growth inhibition

Yes. But then the symptoms are bilateral.

To get a definative answer an MRI is required, The sign and symptoms are pain swelling unable to use the affected area. Sometimes the doctor can't see the stress fracture with only a x-ray so they will require you to get a MRI so they can get a little closer.

they dont

Shape of rock also changes because of stress. It causes the rock to change its shape. When a lot of pressure applies it causes the rock to change its shape.

• Some of the symptoms of stress exhaustion is always feeling tired; may have insomnia; not eating well or eating far too much; drinking too much or take recreational drugs or even perhaps pharmaceutical drugs. One may find it difficult to concentrate and may become angry or frustrated. Keeping away from family and friends or trying to pick arguments or get into physical fights. In some cases seeing a psychologist to learn how to deal with the stress along with exercise often helps.