View clinical trials related to Chronic Stress.
Filter by:Mindfulness education will be provided via a virtual platform to see if staff stress can be decreased during this time of pandemic.
Growing up in a low-income household has been shown to increase risk for, and susceptibility to many illnesses.The purpose of the study is to test an affective intervention for reversing biological risk factors, as related to childhood adversity, in midlife. Participants will be asked to make two lab visits; attend six weekly, 1-hour meditation classes; as well as complete brief online daily surveys for 11 weeks, five biweekly surveys, and two 30-minute surveys prior to each lab visit. During the lab visits, participants will have their psychophysiology monitored for heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, and pulse. Participants will also have their blood drawn. All surveys and questionnaires inquire about participants' current demographics, family history, perceptions about life and well-being, physical health, and monetary choices.
The study aims to investigate the role of dietary factors in chronically stressed subjects. Previous studies have shown that milk proteins, B vitamins and probiotics may influence on subjective well-being in stressed subjects.