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Happy or Joyful or Grateful Living… For No Reason
In her book, “Happy For No Reason”, Marci Shimoff shares stories of various individuals from what she calls “the happy 100″. In our practice one of the primary points of focus in care is to create a paradigm shift. If … Continue reading
Can Sleeping Better Help You Loose Weight & Heal Deeper?
In the last few years there have been a number of studies that implicate poor sleep in many disease states: type II diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and impaired immune function. What is interesting is that sleep is one of … Continue reading
Posted in 6 essential choices, Nutrition & Diet, Scientific Studies, Weight & Weight Loss
Tagged appetite, Autonomic Nervous System, Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Cortisol, Detoxification, fight or flight, glucose, Healing, Hormones, hypertension, Immune function, Insulin, recovery, rest, sleep, sleep deprivation, Type II Diabetes, University of Chicago, Weight Loss
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Chronic Stress: You May Want to Consider Thyroid & Adrenal Support
What is chronic stress? It is work, kids, spouse, the economy, the middle east? No, a stress response is a reaction by our subconscious mind of perceived threat. Seeing a tiger, a burning building, hearing a rattlesnake, these are all … Continue reading
Posted in 6 essential choices, Clinical Observations, Thoughts and Emotions
Tagged abdominal fat, Adrenal Gland, Adrenaline, Chronic Stress, Cortisol, estrogen, Fatigue, fight or flight, Hypothalamus, Insulin, learning the lesson of the moment, libido, low energy, Osteoporosis, Pituitary Gland, progesterone, Subconscious Mind, testosterone, thyroid gland, thyroid hormone
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Resistance: The Only True Cause of Dis-ease
Dale Carnegie wrote ” I find that 50% of my worries vanish once I arrive at a clear, definite decision; and another 40% usually vanish once I start to carry out that decision.” There is a part of our being … Continue reading
Adrenal Exhaustion: The Single Greatest Link To A Dis-Ease (lack of ease in life)
The adrenal glands are our fight flight glands; the stress glands. They are closely associated with the adductor muscle group; gastronemius, gracillus, soleus and satorius muscles. So any pain, dysfunction, mechanical injury to the lower back and extremities needs to … Continue reading
Understanding the Fight-Flight Reflex, “Where is the Tiger?”
Most of us have heard of the fight or flight reflex, a natural survival response of the sympathetic nervous system. It triggers internal changes in physiology in response to stimulus from external sources in our environment. If I see, smell, … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 senses, Autonomic Nervous System, B.E.S.T., Beliefs, biochemical response, Conscious Mind, fight or flight, fight or flight response, Guyton's Physiology, hormonal response, increased heart rate, neurologic response, parasympathetic nervous system, Pavlovian Conditioning, Subconscious Mind, sympathetic nervous system, tight muscles
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