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Toxic stress responses is the result of prolonged exposure to stress resulting in permanent changes in brain structure and brain.
When a kid is exposed to severe, persistent, and/or extended difficulties as experiencing violence, chronic neglect, caregiver substance misuse or psychiatric illness, victimisation, and/or the cumulative effects of family financial hardship without enough adult support, toxic stress response may result.
The architecture of the brain and other organ systems can be hampered by this kind of protracted activation of the stress response systems, which can also increase the likelihood of stress related illness and cognitive impairment well into adulthood.
When a person experiences a toxic stress reaction repeatedly or from several sources, it can have a long-term negative impact on their physical and mental health. The chance of developmental delays and eventual health issues, such as heart disease, diabetes, substance misuse, and depression, increases with the number of traumatic stress experiences in childhood. According to research, toxic stress reaction can be prevented or reversed by establishing responsive, encouraging relationships with caring adults as early in life as possible.
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