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Возможно, это кажется преувеличением, но в действительности это правда. Жизнь в постоянном стрессе излишне стимулирует лобную долю коры правого полушария головного мозга, которая посредством вовлечения сложных механизмов активизирует симпатическую нервную систему и повышает артериальное давление, выделяет в излишних количествах кортизол и адреналин, тем самым ослабляя иммунную систему организма и повышая риск сердечно-сосудистых заболеваний, диабета и даже рака.
