Stress

true it is stressful that sucks losing someone :(

if your a drugy

Every day I have to work from two in the morning to four at night.

I have to chop six pounds of onions, six pounds of garlic, and six pounds of parsley every day.

When I first started cooking school I hated every day of it. Getting paid so little compared to the rest of the staff, the daily pressures like when you finish cooking a perfectly browned piece of sirloin steak with creamy mash potatoes, green and yellow beans and a spinach pastry roll and plate the food on a beautiful plate, and five minutes later the waiter comes back with the plate stating that the customer asked for his stake medium rare and the stake is too dry!

I know when the stake is to dry but I had to cook up another stake.

Being a chef takes long periods of time to find your weaknesses and strengths while you are cooking.

It drives me nuts when I have to get the sous chefs to stop goofing around when they should be cooking.

I would like to spend more time with my family but I am always busy.

Creating a new menu with new flavours and tastes can be very stressful.

The dishes must be executed in a timely manner in order for the food to stay warm when customer is served and is ready to eat.

When I am working the staff and I have to be very careful not to burn ourselves because we are working in such high temperature ovens.

Cooking is one of my favourite things to do in life and I am very glad that I chose this profession.

Being around food all day is amazing.

I get to learn from other chefs who cook different cuisines it brings different ideas to the restaurant when I am thinking of new ideas for the menu.

While I was at cooking school I found it very tough during my three years of cooking school.

All the other chefs want to be a chef and graduate just as much as you want to so I had to prove to then that I not only deserved the spot but I have the talent just as much as they do.

workplace

Yes because if you are really stressed then you might react in a negative way, but if you are less stressed then you might react more cool and calmly.

Depends. Being a dentist with no other problems whatsoever, you're pretty happy. But if you're thinking about buying a car, you will be deathly stressed.

symptomatic reactions to extreme traumatic stressors (war, natural or transportation disasters, criminal assault, abuse, hostage situations, etc.) and differ chiefly in the time frame in which the symptoms develop

The term combat stress refers to the psychological and physiological reactions that occur during or after combat. It is a short term response and is not a psychiatric disorder.

Compression.

physical,mental, social exercises

a process of swelling and shrinking continuing till the rock cracks

There actually only 3 principle types of stress: Tensile, Compressive and Shear. The other two are actually combinations of those three. Those stresses are torsional and bending. Torsional stress is generally a tangentially arranged collection of shear stresses. Bending is a combination of both compression and tension on opposite sides of a neutral plane through the bending section.

Increased blood flow can aid in healing. Massage can increase blood flow. As long as the massage does no further damage to the stress factor, yes it could aid the healing process.

Adrenal exhaustion, weakened immune system, tendency to be susceptible to catching contagious illnesses, a weakening in the body's ability to fend off cancer, decrease in reproductive abilities, decrease in cognitive skills, exhaustion, exacerbation of existing health conditions, heart troubles, and eventually death if the source of the stress is not dealt with. This is one of the reasons it needs to be taken seriously: our bodies were not meant to sustain the emergency state of high preparedness (fight-or-flight) for long intervals of time! Something's gotta give.

Mental stress can cause physical medical problems.

a comprehensive assessment that considers the interplay between these factors. Addressing Mr. Leonard's depression involves evaluating how poor nutrition may affect his physical health and mood, while family stress could exacerbate his emotional struggles. Additionally, memory difficulties may hinder his ability to cope with or seek help for his mental health issues. A multidisciplinary approach, including nutritional support, family therapy, and cognitive interventions, would be essential for effective treatment.

Whether stress is good or bad is very unique to an individual. Things that cause you stress, often called stressors, are dealt with by using coping skills. Coping skills are simply your actions in

I am speaking from personal experience, but I do indeed believe signs of amnesia exist with PTSD. I was involved in a drive-by shooting and was shot in the back on 4.3.93. I was age 25 then and the bullet is lodged in my lung. At that time to present, I have noticed I lose my train of thought when speaking to some one and this started back then. I have been in counseling off and on for 14 years, but I still find myself forgetting what I was trying to say. I hope that helps a little.

Symptoms usually begin within 3 months of the trauma, although sometimes it doesn't develop until years later. The symptoms may fade away again within 6 months, for others the problem may become chronic.

Not as far as we know. We would expect it to come under some form of paranoia.

Edit:
The closest term is

cerebrophobia - fear of the brain

or

Neurophobia - the fear of neurology among medical students

Neurology being the study of nerves i.e. the brain

No

yes because you can keep thinking about it and it will get your brain stressed more and you will go crazy.

somatic

a

A and C