Living with a Disability Magazine’s Editorial Board Marks National Stress Awareness Month with New Article on Chronic Stress & Mental Illness
San Antonio, TX (PRWEB) April 30, 2014 -- To mark National Stress Awareness Month, which occurs every April, the Editorial Board of Living with a Disability magazine has published an important new article on the serious – yet not well known and even less understood – connection between chronic stress and mental illness.
Citing a recent brain study by researchers at the University of California at Berkley, Living with a Disability’s new article highlights how patients suffering from chronic stress were found to produce excess myelin, which interfered with their brain’s ability efficiently and effectively communicate at a cellular level, and could lead to anxiety and mood disorders down the road.
“Our goal at Living with a Disability Magazine is to help individuals with various disabling medical conditions live life to the fullest,” commented the magazine’s associate publisher Joshua C. Eyestone. “And as part of this commitment, we want people to learn the facts about chronic stress and mental illness, so they can speak with their doctor or other member of their health care team to get the support, advice and, if necessary, treatment they need.”
The full text of Living with a Disability Magazine’s article entitled “How Chronic Stress Causes Mental Illness” which has been published to mark National Stress Awareness Month, is available now at http://howtogetsocialsecuritydisability.com/2014/how-chronic-stress-causes-mental-illness/.
Readers who visit Living with a Disability Magazine’s website will also find a wide range of other helpful articles related to mental illnesses and several other health conditions. All content is available at no cost, and no membership or subscription is required.
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About Living with a Disability
Living with a Disability is full-color print and online magazine that help individuals with various disabling medical conditions live life to the fullest. The print version is available on publication racks in doctor’s offices, health clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, community service agencies, grocery stores, convenience stores and other locations. Those who are unable to pick up a copy of Living with a Disability are invited to email [email protected] to sign up for a no-cost subscription, which will be sent directly to their home. They can also visit http://www.FreeDisabilityMagazine.com to access hundreds of helpful articles.
Joshua Eyestone, Living with a Disability, http://howtogetsocialsecuritydisability.com/, +1 (210) 477-5516, [email protected]
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