The Science of Stress | Childhood Trauma's Devastating Long-Term Effects

Those individuals that had highest MACE scores or ACE scores were more prone to cardiovascular disease, cancer, metabolic dysfunction, substance abuse, mood disorders, suicidality, all of these things. So the more trauma you have, more stress you have perceived or otherwise early in your life, the more at risk you are for these events later in life. That doesn't mean it stops at childhood. It continues on throughout your life. And how you handle that depends on many factors, but reserves and resiliency come in. There's a lot that I think we're going to be touching base on with regards to this. But. But like from a scratching the surface standpoint, I don't think it's a hard sell at all anymore because all I do is pull up their adrenal cortisol salivary test. Yeah. And say this is you. And they're just like, I was sitting at home chilling that day. Yeah. And that's what's going on with my stress loop. Yeah, that's what's going on with your stress.