The ACE Study found that the higher someone’s ACE score – the more types of childhood adversity a person experienced, the higher their risk of chronic disease, mental illness, violence, being a victim of violence and a bunch of other consequences.
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Read more from high-ranking physicians about how ACE’s can impact health on many different levels and how medical practice is incomplete unless it takes into consideration a patient’s history with childhood adversity.
Source: ACE’s Too High