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Beating the Stress Factor Could Aid Swine Flu RecoveryWritten by Deborah Grant Saturday, 19 September 2009 16:47 People suffering from long-term stress are being reminded of its negative effect on the immune system and are being urged to find ways of combating stress to help the body fight viruses like Swine Flu. Leading London Medical Herbalist Deborah Grant has seen a rise in the number of patients coming to her at The Hale Clinic with poor immune function, which has resulted in recurrent infections. She found that underneath the surface symptoms, many were actually suffering from long-term stress and it was the effect of stress on the body that was resulting in illness. “Stress has a hugely negative impact on a person’s immune system. Think about how many times you have gone down with an infection after a period of stress. When the body is Read article on boosting immunity. Read article on reducing stress levels.
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helped to deal with the effect that stress has on it, and this includes restoring adrenal function, immune function is invariably improved,” explains Grant.



