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It can cause major depressive disorder, heart attacks, it makes diseases significantly worse, and important in determining the length of someones life.

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Even though it doesn't cause diseases , it can make the diseases worse  than before 

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Even though it doesn't cause diseases , it can make the diseases worse  than before 

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Stress can lead to depression

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Stress can effect learning and memory. It can lead to the number one cause of depression and anxiety.

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Chronic stress can lead anywhere from lower back pain to Alzheimer's

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Stress can raise your heart rate.

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Shuts or slows down your organs. Stress can cause long term health problems.

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can make you a very big meanie

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stops digestion

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stress can cause anxiety

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self harm

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Stress can affect your weight because you can overeat or not eat enough, it shuts down the immune response and digestion.

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stress can cause
Lack of sleep
heath issues
depression
anxiety

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Stress can lead to a lot of pain in your back and can lead to other diseases. You can become depressed and exhausted easily and overall you will most likely be in a mad mood and won't be able to think straight the next day.

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It can affect how long you live, your body weight, and how social you are..

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It can cause colds and lower back pain

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Stress can lead to isolation and mental health issues

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Lower-back pain to Alzheimerś

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Stress can sometimes lead to depression, and can cause you to get mad.

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stress can make you depressed and make you age faster and some molecules might cause a severe stress response