Methods for reducing chronic stress in mammals
CA 2433165 A1 · Owner: Wiegand, Benjamin · Inventors: Wiegand, Benjamin; Dean, Kathryn; Mcculloch, Laura
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This invention relates to methods for reducing chronic stress in mammals by administering a sensory regimen which reduces or down-regulates the activity of the HPA axis. The activity of the HPA axis of the mammal may be downregulated by at least one of the following methods: (1) reducing the amount of total daily adrenocortical hormone; (2) reducing adrenocortical hormone at any time point in the period from about 4 to about 8 hours following morning waking; (3) reducing the total daily adrenocortical hormone minus the integrative measure of morning peak adrenocortical hormone. Generally, the sensory regimen is selected from the group consisting of auditory stimuli, visual stimuli, …
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