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Childhood trauma that leads to toxic stress can have epigenetic affects and dramatically increases one’s chance for many illnesses and many causes of death. It
by sethammons 5y ago
Childhood trauma that leads to toxic stress can have epigenetic affects and dramatically increases one’s chance for many illnesses and many causes of death. It is truly stunning. This is true even for those who feel like their trauma was no big deal (heck, others had it worse, right?) if they have a high ACE score (adverse childhood experiences).
Nadine Burke Harris writes and talks about it and how a larger ACE score should be detected as part of normal health screenings for everyone because of its outsized influence on health.
See https://www.ted.com/talks/nadine_burke_harris_how_childhood_trauma_affects_health_across_a_lifetime?language=en https://www.ted.com/talks/nadine_burke_harris_how_childhood_... or her book “The Deepest Well.”
- seg_lol 5y agoTrauma can impact sleep, sleep is necessary for cleaning and organizing the brain. Stress hormones prevent many autonomic processes from occurring on a normal cycle. It would make sense that external stressors could lead to diseases that rely on autonomic processes to run to completion. Make sure your /tmp stays clean folks or it could cause an outage.