When this was explained to me at first I was relieved that the reason I was gaining weight was because my body wasn't able to respond to stress in the way that it should. But then I got frustrated because I started thinking... WELL WHAT THE HECK CAN I DO ABOUT IT. How do we get our bodies to just "switch gears" again.
(I will go into this in later posts)
I figured out that I have been suffering from adrenal dysfunction most of my life, however I just officially "found out" and am beginning to take steps to healing my body naturally. There is NO QUICK FIX for adrenal fatigue. HEAR ME... it takes time. I have found 1 supplement thus far in my journey that has helped me immensely. It's a little tablet that I take 1x per day and it has helped to reduce oxidative stress in my body. Which anyone undergoing adrenal dysfunction is experiencing oxidative stress (truth is EVERY SINGLE PERSON IS) I will post how to obtain this supplement at the bottom of this post.
I started as a Wired Racehorse... transitioned to a Tired and Wired Workhorse in my 20s and then I hit 30 and now I'm somewhere between the workhorse and the flatliner. IT'S TIME FOR CHANGE
Are you the Wired Racehorse?
* Someone living in a constant adrenaline rush
* Mild gastro-intestinal problems
*Potential to face Thyroid issues
*Often doesn't feel hungry
*Finds herself nodding off if there is nothing to keep her busy
*Tempted by sweets and starches that will quickly boost energy into the wired state only to CRASH once more when the simple carbs and sugars wear off.
*Headaches
*Tension in the neck or back
*Is told to "lighten up" or "take it easy"
*Thrives in high stress atmosphere
*Hyper or Strung out when worn down
*can't tolerate the smallest irritation.
*Multi-tasker with seemingly boundless energy.
Are you the TIRED and WIRED Workhorse?
*24 hour cycle that is out of whack
*Doesn't function well until 10 or 11am despite caffeine intake
*falls asleep out of exhaustion and has a hard time staying asleep
*has trouble falling asleep
*Drops in blood pressure causing dizzy spells in the morning or if she stands up too quickly
*Tired after a meal when our parasympathetic system kicks in forcing us to relax
*Increasingly sensitive to changes in the weather
*Formerly an amazing multitasker
Are you the FLATLINER?
*Drops in blood pressure causing dizzy spells in the morning or if she stands up too quickly
*Faces a load of endocrine system related diseases/ disorders
*Faces autoimmune disorders
*Body tends to hold onto excess fat regardless of what you're doing
*Anxiety and Depression (most are being treated for this)
*may be insulin resistant
*completely worn down
*everything feels like a chore
*constant feeling of being overwhelmed
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