It is
now been established that the brain and the immune system communicate
directly with each other on every biological level. Stress and depression
are known to interfere with immune competence through both neural
and chemical mechanisms. Conversely, the immune system can be enhanced
through a variety of self-regulation strategies has captured the
attention of researchers and treaters alike. We have pioneered application
of concepts within the domain of "psychoneuroimmunology" in helping
many individuals to resolve problems in this area.
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