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Wear And Tear
A concept suggesting that the body ages and deteriorates over time due to accumulated damage from use, stress, and environmental factors.
Exhaustion Stage
The final stage of the General Adaptation Syndrome where the body's ability to resist stress and adapt is depleted, leading to increased susceptibility to illness and disease.
General Adaptation Syndrome
A triphasic sequence (alarm, resistance, exhaustion) that outlines the bodily responses experienced during stress.
General Adaptation Syndrome
A three-stage response (alarm, resistance, exhaustion) that the body goes through under prolonged stress.
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