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Short term, the stress response is adaptive, and helps us handle things better, enhances immune function, and helps us focus. But long-term stress increases your risk for osteoporosis, arthritis, heart disease, leaky gut, and sagging skin. And one way it wreaks its havoc is by damaging collagen.
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By Dr. John Neustadt5
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Short term, the stress response is adaptive, and helps us handle things better, enhances immune function, and helps us focus. But long-term stress increases your risk for osteoporosis, arthritis, heart disease, leaky gut, and sagging skin. And one way it wreaks its havoc is by damaging collagen.
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