The Two Ways Stress Causes Chronic Illness

In 1982, John Vane won a knighthood and a Nobel Prize for his work on Cox-2, an enzyme found in every cell of your body. He showed that when turned on, Cox-2 makes eicosanoids, a group of hormones that each last one to five seconds. You may have heard of prostaglandins – they are the eicosanoids that are active in rheumatism and arthritis. 

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