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“Clinical studies are needed to determine collagen's effectiveness in lowering human blood pressure. In rodent studies, marine hydrolyzed collagen improves glucose sensitivity and insulin resistance and decreases inflammatory cytokines and oxidative stress.”

“Plasma volume expanded in the early weeks. This early expansion is a well-known response to repeated heat exposure and reflects fluid shifting into the bloodstream and adjustments that help the body conserve more fluid during heat stress.”

“Oxidative stress Another team investigated the effects of photobiomodulation combined with exercise on oxidative stress (a driver of inflammation) in an animal model of rheumatoid arthritis.”

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“The authors of the study measured the participants' serum cortisol (a stress hormone) and scored their stress levels via questionnaires before and after the intervention. At the beginning of the study, the two groups' stress level scores were very similar.”

“Whereas average blood vitamin C levels among the healthy controls were 56 micromoles per liter, levels among the patients with pneumonia were 23 micromoles per liter. The pneumonia patients also exhibited elevated protein carbonyl concentrations compared with the healthy controls, indicating enhanced oxidative stress.”

“Hydration is often emphasized during exercise or heat, but daily fluid intake may also quietly shape how the body responds to stress. In a new study, researchers tested whether adults who regularly drink less show a stronger spike in cortisol during challenging situations.”

“Other studies have found that phthalates are excreted through sweat suggesting that forced perspiration such as from exercise and/or using a sauna or other types of heat stress may be a good way to eliminate these potentially harmful compounds.”

“Evidence suggests that heat stress reduces symptoms associated with depression, a type of neuropsychiatric disorder. Learn about a clinical trial that is investigating the benefits of heat stress in this episode featuring Dr. Ashley Mason.”

“Fast insulin resistance develops due to short-term triggers like stress, inflammation, and excessive insulin levels themselves. These three primary stimuli have all been confirmed to cause insulin resistance in a matter of hours and reverse insulin resistance when removed.”