- the
foundation of
conceptualizing allostasis a
decade later.
Sterling and Eyer
proposed the
concept of
allostasis in 1988 to
better explain the process...
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important role in the
pathogenesis of the
central component of
thyroid allostasis in
critical illness, tumors,
uremia and
starvation (TACITUS). In addition...
- of
allostasis,
where the
predictive regulation or
stabilization of
internal sensations in
response to
stimuli is
ascribed to the brain.
Allostasis involves...
- in
critical illness as an
example for type 1
allostasis, or hyperdeiodination, as in type 2
allostasis,
including posttraumatic stress disorder. Resistance...
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response in
which corticosteroids are released. This
process is
known as
allostasis,
first proposed by
Sterling and Eyer (1988).
Research has
provided considerable...
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syndrome (ESS), non-thyroidal
illness syndrome (NTIS) or
thyroid allostasis in
critical illness, tumours,
uraemia and
starvation (TACITUS). Although...
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interoception is the
fundament of the
modern view on
allostasis and
allostatic load. The
regulatory model of
allostasis claims that the brain's
primary role as an...
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ethanol drinking following a
history of dependence:
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