Re: Science proves it's not all in our heads, long article...

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When I taught freshman psychology, when of the hardest concepts I had to get

across was that psychosomatic diseases were not all in the head. Usually my

class would accept that ulcers might start from worry and stress but they

were very real things as well as the hole eaten in your stomach from the

excess acid. Of course, now, decades later, we find it is not so mucy worry

and stress but a certain bacteria.

All in the head, indeed. Just like labor pain!

Margaret (Marty) Byers , Ph.D., Writer, Retired Social Psychologist

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