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Stress is a significant factor contributing to various diseases and is often challenging to treat due to its mental nature. This study aims to assess the effectiveness of different Chinese medicinal approaches in combating stress-induced effects on heart rate in Daphnia magna. The null hypothesis suggests that Chinese medicine will have no effect on the heart rate, while the alternate hypothesis posits that it will demonstrate a beneficial impact. Understanding these interactions could pave the way for novel therapeutic approaches to stress management.
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Need Knowledge Base • Stress • one of the major factors contributing to disease • Often untreatable because it is a mental disorder • Able to effects all bodily systems • Chinese Medicine may help combat stress where Western Medicine cannot http://www.arltma.com/StressDoc.htm Literature Review Purpose The purpose of this experiment was to asses different Chinese medicine’s effectively at combating stress in daphnia magna Hypothesis H(0): The null hypothesis states that Chinese medicine will have no effect on stressed Daphnia magna heart rate. H(A): The alternate hypothesis states that Chinese medicine will have a beneficial effect on stressed Daphnia magna.
