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You are pretty much stuck with using logic. Stress affects everything in your body, negatively. Frank <eyeeyecapn@nononet> wrote in message

news:hg4i3tofs51cl9g6hnf7869kup4kfgitar@4ax.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> IS Glaucoma stress-related? (see posting marked ‘TRAB’). What can > anyone contribute on this possibility? > Michael

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Donald Singleton wrote: > Some say virtually all disease is stress-related.  Tough to prove, > though. > eyeeyecapn@nononet wrote: > > IS Glaucoma stress-related? (see posting marked ‘TRAB’). What can > > anyone contribute on this possibility? > > Michael

Research performed as a result of the AIDS epidemic suggests that mental attitudes have a distinct effect on the state of one’s immune system.  Stress can lower the T-cell count, for instance.  In that sense it could be said that illness is stress-related.  On the other hand, people who live perfectly stress-free lives still contract diseases.  My belief is that stress may not *cause* every illness, but it sure can contribute to the severity.         –Benedict

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Some say virtually all disease is stress-related.  Tough to prove, though. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -eyeeyecapn@nononet wrote: > IS Glaucoma stress-related? (see posting marked ‘TRAB’). What can > anyone contribute on this possibility? > Michael

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IS Glaucoma stress-related? (see posting marked ‘TRAB’). What can anyone contribute on this possibility? Michael

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"Br. Benedict Littlefield, O.H.C." wrote: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Donald Singleton wrote: > > Some say virtually all disease is stress-related.  Tough to prove, > > though. > > eyeeyecapn@nononet wrote: > > > IS Glaucoma stress-related? (see posting marked ‘TRAB’). What can > > > anyone contribute on this possibility? > > > Michael > Research performed as a result of the AIDS epidemic suggests that > mental attitudes have a distinct effect on the state of one’s immune > system.  Stress can lower the T-cell count, for instance.  In that > sense it could be said that illness is stress-related.  On the other > hand, people who live perfectly stress-free lives still contract > diseases.  My belief is that stress may not *cause* every illness, but > it sure can contribute to the severity. >         –Benedict

I agree totally with that view, Benedict. Don

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This Dr in Jamaica used ‘Cannabis’ to bring the pressure down… It works… And I never have been stressted when I used to smoke it  !!!! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Donald Singleton wrote in message <3A396363.80E0E…@sprynet.com>… >Some say virtually all disease is stress-related.  Tough to prove, >though. >eyeeyecapn@nononet wrote: >> IS Glaucoma stress-related? (see posting marked ‘TRAB’). What can >> anyone contribute on this possibility? >> Michael

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