They point out that the recent research was the first to explore the link between both momentary and long-term mood reports and measures of inflammation. Nevertheless, they caution that to confirm these findings, they will need to replicate them in further studies. The scientists are confident that their study adds crucial evidence regarding the impact of negative affect on health - especially since their participants belonged to diverse ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic backgrounds. However, this was only true for male participants in this study, the investigators specify. However, experiencing positive moods - even for a short while before the collection of a blood sample - was associated with lower inflammation levels. The scientists also note that if they collected blood samples from participants soon after they had experienced a negative emotion such as sadness or anger, inflammation biomarkers were all the more present in the blood. Graham-Engeland and team noticed that individuals who experienced negative moods several times per day for extended periods of time tended to have higher levels of inflammation biomarkers in their blood. However, high levels of inflammation are associated with poor health and a range of chronic conditions, such as arthritis. Inflammation occurs naturally, as part of the immune response, when the body reacts to infections or wounds. The scientists also assessed the immune response of the volunteers by collecting blood samples from them and looking for markers of inflammation.
These assessments took place over 2 weeks and allowed the team to map out the participants’ emotional profiles. They used questionnaires that asked participants to record their feelings over time and in the moment. 2017 83:135-141.doi:10.1016/j.psyneuen.2017.06.The scientists collected the data for the study via a two-tiered approach. Cortisol stress response in post-traumatic stress disorder, panic disorder, and major depressive disorder patients. Wichmann S, Kirschbaum C, Böhme C, Petrowski K.
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Bipolar disorder: This disorder is characterized by extreme changes in mood, from mania (a high, often euphoric state) to depression.People with depression may also have trouble sleeping, eating, and concentrating. Major depressive disorder: This serious condition can cause a person to feel persistently sad, anxious, or empty.
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