Leonid Tell¹* and Sergey Lysenkov²

¹Institute of Essence Natural, USA and Medical University “Astana”, Kazakhstan
²Maikop, State Technological University, Russia

*Corresponding Author: Leonid Tell, Institute of Essence Natural, USA and Medical University “Astana”, Kazakhstan.

Received: November 15, 2021; Published: December 15, 2021

The stress response system is a vital aspect of the dynamics of an individual's health/illness at the physical, psychological and social levels.

This extremely complex self-regulating system includes many causal factors, non-linearities and time delays. The underlying physiological response to stress involves three main mechanisms: the autonomic nervous system, the hormonal system, and the immune response system. To create a model of mild stress (in our understanding, eustress) seemed very important and at the same time such stress should be beneficial for the body [1-3]. We propose a method of physiological influence on the vegetative-hormonal system. We believe that eustress is a physiological condition and necessary for maintaining health.

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Citation

Citation: Leonid Tell and Sergey Lysenkov. “A New Method of Eustress by Physiological Activation of the Hypothalamic-Pituitary System of the Body”.Acta Scientific Medical Sciences 6.1 (2022): 165-167.

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