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Chronischer Streß auf der Ebene der Molekularbiologie und Neurobiochemie

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Zwischen Blutzucker und Streß gibt es einen engen Zusammenhang. In akutem Streß stellt sich der Organismus darauf ein, mit Flucht-und Kampfverhalten eine Gefahr zu bewältigen. Dafür ist vor allem Energie und ein entsprechender Blutzuckerspiegel nötig. Im Streß arbeitet der Zuckerstoffwechsel quasi nach einem Notplan; dafür werden aus der Leber Zuckerreserven ins Blut ausgeschüttet. Fermer steigen die Pulsfrequenz und der Blutdruck. Normal-und Ruhefunktionen wie die Verdauung werden dagegen gedrosselt.

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