Authors :
Kruthika S G
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 7 - July
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8192135
Abstract :
Stress is a state of homeostasis that is usually
stimulated by an adverse force that is being established
due to a physiological response. This chapter explains in
detail the stress response system that are being regulated
by the adrenal gland hormones when stimulated. Most of
the hormonal changes are increased due to stress which
includes growth hormone, prolactin, and
glucocorticosteroids.
An Increase in stress levels may lead to different
changes in the body of humans or other animals which
may lead to an imbalance in body features. Stress systems
are being discussed in this section even though it is not
separate organ because they play a vital role in regulating
different body systems.
Stress is a state of homeostasis that is usually
stimulated by an adverse force that is being established
due to a physiological response. This chapter explains in
detail the stress response system that are being regulated
by the adrenal gland hormones when stimulated. Most of
the hormonal changes are increased due to stress which
includes growth hormone, prolactin, and
glucocorticosteroids.
An Increase in stress levels may lead to different
changes in the body of humans or other animals which
may lead to an imbalance in body features. Stress systems
are being discussed in this section even though it is not
separate organ because they play a vital role in regulating
different body systems.
