Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction

Mindfulness-based stress reduction

A) has a high incidence of failure.
B) is associated with a significant reduction in cortisol levels, blood pressure, and pro- inflammatory cytokines among cancer patients.
C) is linked to initial improvements in stress levels that are not maintained one year later.
D) is based on the practice of mindfulness of moment or moment awareness.
E) produces no physical results and only treats the psychological symptoms of stress.