Constant negative news isn’t just information. It is stress.

 

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Constant negative news isn’t just information. It is stress. Repeated exposure to news that is consistently framed around danger and urgency keeps the brain in a state of alert. Over time, this raises stress hormones such as cortisol. When cortisol remains elevated, it affects sleep, concentration, immune function, and emotional regulation. The body was not designed to stay in survival mode for long periods. This type of stress rarely feels dramatic. It accumulates slowly. What begins as information becomes strain— on the mind, and eventually, the body. #aion01 #cheztropic

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