The buildup of allostatic load can be assessed by a number of indicators,such as reducing weight and lower blood pressure.

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Allostatic load refers to the cumulative burden of chronic stress and life events, and its buildup is typically assessed by indicators of physiological wear and tear, such as increased weight (in some contexts), higher blood pressure, elevated stress hormone levels, and other markers of deteriorating physical condition, rather than reducing weight and lower blood pressure.

The Buildup of Allostatic Load Can Be Assessed by a Number