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Chronic illness can be rooted in early experiences from "summary" of Scattered by Gabor Maté, MD

Chronic illnesses are often thought to be solely a result of genetic predisposition or lifestyle choices. However, there is growing evidence to suggest that the roots of these conditions may actually lie in early experiences. These experiences can shape our biology and physiology in profound ways, setting the stage for chronic illness later in life. Early experiences, particularly those in childhood, can have a lasting impact on our physical and emotional health. Adverse childhood experiences, such as abuse, neglect, or trauma, can trigger a stress response in the body that can become chronic over time. This ongoing stress can lead to changes in the way our genes are expressed, altering our immune function, hormone levels, and nervous system activity. The impact of early experiences on our health can be seen ...
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