A stress-induced hormone refers to a chemical substance released by the body in response to stress, which can affect various physiological processes.
Fight-or-flight response: This term refers to the automatic physiological reaction that prepares our bodies for potential danger.
Adrenal glands: These are small organs located on top of our kidneys that produce and release cortisol as part of the stress response.
Referring to the body's ability to maintain internal stability and balance, despite external challenges or changes.