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Building on the mechanisms discussed in Chapter 5.2, such as identity lag, bodyself misalignment, internalized stigma, and autonomydependency dynamics, this section specifies how these processes may influence emotional adaptation, adherence patterns, and expectations during treatment
Without causing pain, it helps maintain long-lasting moisture, build the skin barrier, and lessen redness
Moreover, these effects are concentrated in the Drosophila fat body, an organ analogous to the mammalian liver