stress hormone

Cortisol is often called the stress hormone. Testosterone can potentially influence responses to take risks.

Just one class is all you need to lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol, according to a study from Jefferson Medical College.

The body's response to any threat is the same: fight or flight, as the stress hormone cortisol rushes our systems.

After each stressful event, saliva samples were taken from the children to measure levels of the stress hormone cortisol.

Surgery often raises levels of a stress hormone known as catecholamine, which drives up a person's blood pressure and heart rate.

Consistent with this, the animals in the augmented setting had a slightly elevated stress hormone level as well as stronger immune systems.

Bypassing bickering was also associated with abnormal rises and falls of the stress hormone cortisol throughout the day.

The animals produced abnormally high levels of the stress hormone, which is called corticosterone in mice.

Who would have thought you could control a belly-bulging stress hormone by eating tasty foods more often?

Extra stress hormone production ostensibly helps poor kids deal with hardships, from unsafe neighborhoods to bad schools to at-home worries.

The stress hormone cortisol, meanwhile, affects the assessment of the time value of money.

Holding hands and kissing reduces levels of the stress hormone cortisol, thereby lowering blood pressure and optimizing immune response.

Noise will cause pressure, affect sleep, cause high blood pressure and increase heart rates, and activate secretion of the stress hormone.

Now University researchers have shown how two receptors in older brains react to a stress hormone called cortisol.

When under stress, the body releases a stress hormone called cortisol.

More of this stress hormone is released in response to stress when people have recently had caffeine.

A newly developed anti-stress hormone may be a secret weapon in the fight against hair loss.

Typically, a person experiences a peak in their cortisol levels just after waking, and the stress hormone declines throughout the day.

This may increase levels of the stress hormone cortisol in the blood and may be related to higher levels of inflammation.

Cortisol is a stress hormone that floods your system when you're simply thinking about a negative or stressful event.

As can levels of the stress hormone cortisol, and the amphetamine-like chemical phenylethlyamine, increasing excitement.

Kissing has been shown to reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol and increase the bonding hormone, oxytocin.

But tests showed that his heart rate and levels of the stress-hormone, cortisol, rose.

One study found that kissing caused a drop in cortisol, a stress hormone, indicating a reduction in anxiety.

Abscisic acid, as an important plant stress hormone, mediates such responses.

BBC News also reported in 2006 that regularly drinking black tea could lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol.

It is because yoga relaxes the internal nervous system and brings down stress hormone levels, researchers said.

Why? It raises testosterone levels by roughly 20% and lowers the stress hormone cortisol by the same.

The stress hormone treatment activated a protein called FAK (focal adhesion kinase), which is known to protect cells from anoikis.

What is more, this lack of attention, the researchers discovered, had chemically altered a gene controlling an important stress hormone.

They found that kissing reduced the levels of cortisol, a stress hormone, in both sexes.

It starts by triggering your stress hormone -- adrenalin.

Or, it could be related to reduced exposure to the stress hormone cortisol, which is decreased during sleep.

That surge is delivered by cortisol, a stress hormone often linked with negative biological effects, such as depression and obesity.

Before the test, the students' heart rate, blood pressure and stress-hormone levels were measured.

Research found that stress hormone levels were lower in those who took stress-reducing actions such as napping.

Using the technique prior to a math test, for example, led to lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol.

Researchers at Edinburgh University found that one receptor was activated by low levels of the stress hormone cortisol, which helped memory.

The stress hormone cortisol peaks in your blood around 7 am.

Those who were prescribed 'mirthful laughter' in the form of 30 minutes of comedy every day found their stress hormone levels fell.

Relationship between stress hormone, cytokines and energy expenditure in septic patients

Effect of epidural block for labor analgesia on stress hormone level in lying-in woman with pregnancy induced hypertension syndrome

Effect of thoracic epidural block on anxiety and depression and stress hormone in patients with acute myocardial infarction

Preventive moxibustion in the changes of central stress hormone in hypothalami in rats with adjuvant arthritis

Effects of Heat Surroundings and Exercise Stress on Stress Hormone and Immunologic Reaction

Influence of STOP under propofol anesthesia on stress hormone

The effect of aprotinin on stress hormone and cytokine during operation in pig