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Are you feeling the physical toll of a high-stakes life? In Season 1, Episode 113 of The Optimistic Beacon, Dr. Ray Calabrese explores the Undo Effect—a groundbreaking concept within Dr. Barbara Fredrickson’s Broaden and Build Theory.
Discover how positive emotions like amusement, contentment, and gratitude act as a physiological "reset button" for your nervous system. Dr. Ray breaks down the clinical research showing how positivity can actually "undo" the lingering physical effects of stress, bringing your heart rate and blood pressure back to baseline faster than neutral states.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Don’t let chronic stress dictate your health. Join Dr. Ray to learn how to broaden your perspective and build a more resilient life.
Visit optimisticbeacon.com for more reflections.
By Ray CalabreseAre you feeling the physical toll of a high-stakes life? In Season 1, Episode 113 of The Optimistic Beacon, Dr. Ray Calabrese explores the Undo Effect—a groundbreaking concept within Dr. Barbara Fredrickson’s Broaden and Build Theory.
Discover how positive emotions like amusement, contentment, and gratitude act as a physiological "reset button" for your nervous system. Dr. Ray breaks down the clinical research showing how positivity can actually "undo" the lingering physical effects of stress, bringing your heart rate and blood pressure back to baseline faster than neutral states.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Don’t let chronic stress dictate your health. Join Dr. Ray to learn how to broaden your perspective and build a more resilient life.
Visit optimisticbeacon.com for more reflections.