How fear and panic lead to higher mortality rates
Avicenna was a Persian scientist who lived 1,000 years ago. He placed two lambs of equal health in separate cages. But only one lamb could see a wolf, who was put in a third cage. The observations were astounding.
Avicenna was a Persian scientist who lived 1,000 years ago. He placed two lambs of equal health in separate cages. But only one lamb could see a wolf, who was put in a third cage. The observations were astounding.
Both lambs received the same food. The weight was also exactly the same at the beginning of the experiment. However, after a few months, the lamb became moody, restless and weak at the sight of the wolf, lost a lot of weight and showed signs of poor development.
The lamb, which was chronically stressed because it was constantly in clear danger, eventually died. In fact, the wolf posed no danger, but the lamb did not perceive it. This phenomenon is now known as the nocebo effect.
This experiment showed that elevated levels of the stress hormone cortisol have a terrible effect on mammalian metabolism.
Do you now understand why the mainstream media belong to the group of the bad guys?
Why the 24-hour media pressure?
Why the siege to your peace 365 days
Do you now understand why the mainstream media belong to the group of the bad guys?
Why the 24-hour media pressure?
Why the siege to your peace 365 days
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