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Is there a connection between stress and lymphocyte levels?
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Ofcourse! I can really feel it! Stress is one of my bigest problems!
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Definitely, stress impacts lymphocytes. When you're stressed, your body's hormone balance changes, and that can decrease your lymphocytes, which are key for your immune response.
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Stress affecting lymphocytes? Oh, for sure. I had this crazy busy job once, and I could almost feel my immune system waving a white flag. I switched to a more balanced lifestyle, and it made a huge difference. Keeping stress low-key is the way to go. Hope that helps!
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I read somewhere that when we're all stressed out, it can mess with our immune cells, including lymphocytes. I started doing yoga and, no joke, it helped me chill out. Maybe worth a try?
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