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Stress Less, Live More: Natural Ways to Reduce Cortisol Levels

If you want to know natural ways to reduce cortisol levels, try stress management techniques like meditation, deep breathing, or yoga. Adequate sleep, regular exercise, and a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains also help.

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Tried This 7 Day Challenge For Balancing Cortisol

Cortisol is a our body's strain hormone this is released by the adrenal cortex. It plays crucial role inside body's physical or psychological stress response, but too much cortisol can have negative health consequences .It raises blood sugar and blood pressure even as suppressing our immune system.  It's normal for cortisol level to peak from time to time, but in some point , they're meant to return back down. In today's blog, we will discuss what are the symptoms of high Cortisol and how we can balancing Cortisol by trying the 7-day challenge.

Some of the signs and symptoms of high cortisol levels include:

Fatigue can indirectly lead to high cholesterol levels by:

Leading to stress: stress can growth cortisol levels, that may lead to a number of health problems, including high Cortisol . know more

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DO YOU HAVE HIGH CORTISOL Stress of any kind -mental/emotional or physical- signals the body’s need for stress hormones cortisol and adrenaline. The purpose for this increase in stress hormones, particularly cortisol, is to convert amino acids into glucose (gluconeogenesis). The extra glucose helps to provide the body the right amount of energy to deal with stress. In other words, stress is the body’s perceived need for sugar. Those suffering with thyroid issues (hypothyroid, Hashimoto’s, etc)  are already physiologically locked in an inflammatory “stressed” state causing cortisol levels to increase, a situation that can become heavily exacerbated over time if left unaddressed or undiagnosed. Even though your cortisol levels increase for a good purpose you can run into trouble if it stays high for too long, forcing thyroid hormone T4 to be converted to reverse T3 (RT3), which can then lead to weight gain, problems falling or staying asleep, depression, fatigue, inc BP, hormone imbalances and anxiety.  There are a number of ways to reduce cortisol levels in the body, the most common of them being things like meditation, adaptogenic herbs and exercise however, in our opinion nutrition is the most powerful of them all. If stress is the body’s perceived need for sugar and you are someone suffering from any thyroid issue (ie. Chronically elevated cortisol and adrenaline) your greatest defense against this invasion of stress hormones and their effect on your health, would be the food you eat. When you provide your body with the proper metabolic foods at the right times throughout your day, in a balance that works to recover liver glycogen stores and therefore regulates blood sugar, you will have the energy you need to combat your daily stresses. You will recover natural cortisol rhythms, your body will not be forced to consume itself (ie. Gluconeogenesis) and you will regulate all thyroid issues. No supplements needed. . #thyroidhealth #highcortisol #stressedout #thyroidmalfunction #hypothyroidism #thyroidissues #lowbloodsugar #cortisolreduction #adrenalhealth #restorationthyroidnutrition #realfoodgangstas #eastwesthealing       https://www.instagram.com/p/By0LIA1gKqH/?igshid=17giulh99h65y