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The Biology of Stress How Your Body Responds, Adapts, and Heals

Paperback118 pagina’sEngels
Stress is a biological process, not simply a feeling, and this book examines how it unfolds inside the body.Stress is a biological process, not simply a feeling, and this book examines how it unfolds inside the body. You will learn how the nervous and endocrine systems respond to perceived threats, how hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline coordinate short-term reactions, and what happens when these systems remain active over long periods. The book explains the physiological basis of adaptation and recovery, including the roles of sleep, inflammation, and the immune system in restoring balance. Drawing on established research in physiology and neuroscience, it offers a clear, factual account rather than general advice. This book was generated by artificial intelligence, and its content has been structured to provide an accessible introduction to the biology behind everyday stress responses.Stress is a biological process, not simply a feeling, and this book examines how it unfolds inside the body. You will learn how the nervous and endocrine systems respond to perceived threats, how hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline coordinate short-term reactions, and what happens when these systems remain active over long periods. The book explains the physiological basis of adaptation and recovery, including the roles of sleep, inflammation, and the immune system in restoring balance. Drawing on established research in physiology and neuroscience, it offers a clear, factual account rather than general advice. This book was generated by artificial intelligence, and its content has been structured to provide an accessible introduction to the biology behind everyday stress responses.
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9789465626741
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27 juli 2026

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NSTC 501688270 · CB-relatie 7236543 · Laatste CB-bericht 7805 · Bijgewerkt 18 augustus 2026
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Omslag van The Biology of Stress
Achterkant van The Biology of Stress

The Biology of Stress

How Your Body Responds, Adapts, and Heals
Paperback118 pagina’sEngels
Bestel bij bol · € 16,95 →
Stress is a biological process, not simply a feeling, and this book examines how it unfolds inside the body.Stress is a biological process, not simply a feeling, and this book examines how it unfolds inside the body. You will learn how the nervous and endocrine systems respond to perceived threats, how hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline coordinate short-term reactions, and what happens when these systems remain active over long periods. The book explains the physiological basis of adaptation and recovery, including the roles of sleep, inflammation, and the immune system in restoring balance. Drawing on established research in physiology and neuroscience, it offers a clear, factual account rather than general advice. This book was generated by artificial intelligence, and its content has been structured to provide an accessible introduction to the biology behind everyday stress responses.Stress is a biological process, not simply a feeling, and this book examines how it unfolds inside the body. You will learn how the nervous and endocrine systems respond to perceived threats, how hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline coordinate short-term reactions, and what happens when these systems remain active over long periods. The book explains the physiological basis of adaptation and recovery, including the roles of sleep, inflammation, and the immune system in restoring balance. Drawing on established research in physiology and neuroscience, it offers a clear, factual account rather than general advice. This book was generated by artificial intelligence, and its content has been structured to provide an accessible introduction to the biology behind everyday stress responses.
In het kort
ISBN-13
9789465626741
Uitgever
Verschenen
27 juli 2026

Lijkt op dit boek

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NSTC 501688270 · CB-relatie 7236543 · Laatste CB-bericht 7805 · Bijgewerkt 18 augustus 2026