Resistance is the stage in the general adaptation syndrome by Hans Selye, where the organism makes a strong physiological effort to withstand the demands being placed upon it by the stressor.
The body's reaction to stress is the three-stage general adaptation syndrome. Scientist Hans Selye, who was born in Vienna, gave it.
A distress signal is delivered to the hypothalamus, a region of the brain, during the alarm reaction stage. Glucocorticoids are a class of hormones that can be released thanks to the hypothalamus.
The body attempts to reverse the physiological alterations that occurred during the alarm reaction stage during the resistance stage. The parasympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) controls the resistance stage.
The body enters the fatigue stage, the last stage of general adaptation syndrome, following a prolonged period of stress. According to Hans Selye, the body has now exhausted its energy reserves by trying and failing again to recover from the original alarm reaction.
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