Are The Increased Levels Of Accumulated Physical And Mental Stress Dangerous?
Stress is present in daily life; however, the pressures of modern lifestyles, habits and work environments can exacerbate the physiological reactions of stress on the body. Left untreated, chronic stress has been linked to the onset and development of a multitude of physical, behavioral and mental ailments including diabetes, depression, migraines, hypertension, oncological formations, gastric ulcers, heart pathology and more. As more and more studies continue to show significant linkages between cumulative stress and serious illness, like cancer, diabetes and heart disease, the necessity for precise, frequent and mandatory health risk assessments becomes increasingly apparent. The DanTest QHRV accumulated stress assessment addresses this need for preventative healthcare by facilitating accurate medical examinations for individuals or groups. While the dangers of cumulative stress are abundant, they are predictable and avoidable if momentary stress is properly addressed and managed. Us
