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Post Study Shows Cortisol is Vital to Nerve Survival Under Stress

I found an article recently entitled "Is Cortisol Good or Bad?" (Byron Richards) while trying to find out why my nerves seem ridiculously sensitive under stress. You've heard the expression "my nerves are shot"; this study perhaps gets closer to the science behind it. It sounds as if it's not just B12 that can be depleted by stress and cause nerve problems.

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