The hidden memory of the body: How cells store past stress and trauma
Experts explain within the framework of psychoneuroimmunology that cells and the body store past traumas through chemical memory.
Experts based in the field of psychoneuroimmunology reveal how the body and cells store past stress and traumas through a chemical memory.
Psychoneuroimmunology and the Body
The field of psychoneuroimmunology, which examines the complex interaction between the mind, nervous system, and immune system, sheds light on the lasting effects of stress and trauma on the human body.
Chemical Memory Process
Psychiatry Specialist Dr. Ece Vural states that the human body remembers the past not through thoughts, but directly via the chemical memory of cells.
Chronic Stress and Immunity
The nervous system, which continues to remain in a constant fight-or-flight mode, paves the way for a process that suppresses the immune system when combined with chronic stress.
Biological Reality
Long-term states of sadness and stress cause chronic internal inflammation in the body, making the popularly known condition of falling sick from grief biologically real.
Basis of Diseases
Biochemical damages experienced in the past but not yet cleared can form the basis of today's immune drops and various emerging diseases.