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Journal Article
Modulation of immune responses in stress by vestibular stimulation
2017
Overview
Blood cell count was performed using Sysmex Machine (Model Sysmex XP 100) (an automatic multi parameter blood cell counter) manufactured by Sysmex India Pvt. Ltd. Results: Vestibular stimulation limited stress induced changes in total leukocyte count, neutrophil, lymphocyte, monocyte, eosinophil, and absolute eosinophil count, counts in both male and female intervention groups. [2] Stress is defined as a way in which environmental demands on strain on individual's adaptive capacity, resulting in both psychological demands as well as biological changes that could place at risk for illness.™ It affects different functions of the human body such as body metabolism, digestion, appetite, sleep, sexuality, and fertility.™ Acute and chronic psychological stress harms immune system. [5,6] Studies show that lymphocytosis, mobilization of specific lymphocyte subtypes includes cytotoxic cells such as NK cells and CD8T cells, increased NK cell cytotoxicity, increased salivary and serum immunoglobulin A secretion rate, stimulation of aspects of the complement system, enhanced vaccination response, and faster wound healing, immune cell subtypes such as T regulatory cells, memory T cells, and immune cells specific to certain pathogens, such as cytomegalovirus, are sensitive to acute psychological stress. Limitation of the present study includes, the subjects represented in this study were only students of Kerala. [...]the results cannot be generalized to other levels of education, cities, cultures, and other universities.
Publisher
Association of Physiologists, Pharmacists & Pharmacologists,Eldaghayes Publisher
