“Even relatively short periods of stress may cause changes that leave brain cells hypersensitive for weeks, reports Israeli scientists trying to uncover the molecular root of post-traumatic stress disorder.” Washington (Associated Press) September 2001.
“Pregnant women who often feel stressed out could be programming their fetuses’ nervous systems for heightened reactions to stress and a greater lifetime risk of heart attacks, scientists reported over the weekend.” San Diego (USA Today) March 1999
We all know by now the negative effects of fear, stress and anxiety to our bodies. Angina, arrhythmias, asthma, allergies, high blood pressure, irritable bowel, tension headaches, strokes, impotence, insomnia, diabetes, prostatitis, malabsorption and eczema are but a few of the many diseases known to be stress-related. Doctors are only now starting to study this mind/body connection, calling this new field Psychoneuro-immunology. The aim of these researchers is to nail down the physical and molecular underpinnings of emotions and disease, using the latest medical technology, looking inside the brain, at hormones and at the immune system for answers.
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About Perry
- Perry Santoloci
- Perry Santoloci, of Atlanta, Georgia, has developed a system of health-based architecture to bring good health to those who struggle with a wide array of physical, emotional and spiritual issues. Basing his teaching on forgotten biblical principles, Perry has a deep passion to bring healing to those in need. Perry is the founder of The Voice Of Health Radio Program. He is a radio personality, nutritional researcher and lifestyle coach. His training as a whole-foods chef and his knowledge of both natural and spiritual healing principles provided him with the necessary skills to overcome several “incurable” diseases brought on by a lifetime of stinkin’ thinkin’ and poor eating habits.
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