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As many as 2.5% of adults in America have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Not much is known about the disorder. However, researchers now believe that childhood trauma may play a role. 113 patients with chronic fatigue syndrome and 124 healthy patients who were used as controls were the result of this research. A variety of questions were asked. Cortisol hormones were tested. Screening was also allowed. Participants with chronic fatigue syndrome were reported to have greater levels of childhood drama. Chronic fatigue syndrome patients were also more likely to have anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Researchers believe that chronic fatigue syndrome patients are biologically susceptible to childhood trauma. Another piece of evidence found abnormalities in the interaction between the nervous and endocrine system. This is thought to be a biological pathway by which beginner experiences influenced adult vulnerability towards illness. SOURCES: Archives of General Psychiatry, 2009 Earlier Death For TV Watchers Green Nature Imroves Body's Health Mental Disorders Related To Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Going To Church Decreases Suicide Risk Hallucinations Caused By Caffeine Fatigue. Trauma. Cortisol. How Are They Related? Help Your Brain-Restrict Sugar Intake Brain Keeps Tabs On Your Fat Consumption Beware of Topical Steroid On Children Placebo Effect of Caffeine Fatigue. Trauma. Cortisol. How Are They Related?
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