Recharge Your Adrenals
Is Stress Ruining Your Health?
Stress is one word that has become synonymous with the American lifestyle. America has become a “stressed out” society.
While most people understand that stress isn’t good for the body, they don’t know a lot about how the body responds to stress and the role that chronic stress can have on overall health.
Adrenal glands are the first glands to respond to stress; they are also the first glands to fail under stressful conditions. Join us for our special email series, Recharge Your Adrenals, to learn about how excess production of stress may manifest in a variety of symptoms, varying enormously among different individuals.
Stress-related illnesses are a frequent occurrence, noted as one of the most common clinical patterns seen in healthcare clinics. Our goal is to share the symptoms of chronic stress and explain the negative consequences that can arise if proper stress management tactics aren’t taken.
When you join us for this informative resource, you’ll discover how you can naturally lower stress and balance your cortisol levels by caring for your adrenal glands.
Facilitated by Crossroads To Health, Eric Reardon MS, CNC
Crossroads To Health offers both functional nutrition counseling and fitness training for those looking to make positive changes in their health. We see a wide variety of health concerns including: weight issues, fatigue and burnout, blood sugar dysregulation, hormone imbalances, ADHD, auto-immune challenges and more.
Crossroads To Health utilizes nutritional therapy, professional grade supplements and functional testing to address chronic health concerns.
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Eric Reardon
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Adrenal fatigue which is now called adrenal dysfunction can cause a myriad of symptoms that many people live with but cannot explain. Those who join us will learn about the role of cortisol (known as the stress hormone), and why it’s important to keep cortisol levels in balance.
Together, we’ll explore the role that your adrenal glands play in your body, the relationship between your adrenals and stress, as well as what happens when your adrenal glands get overwhelmed.
If you’re interested in learning about your hormone health, the difference between good and bad stress, and exploring the mind-body connection, this resource will be perfect for you.
When you sign up for this email series, you’ll gain a better understanding of how your body operates and gain the confidence you need to take back control of your health and start feeling better, once and for all!
We Can’t Wait to Share with You!