
— fatigue
— poor stress response & mood regulation
— memory issues or “brain fog”
— cravings for sweet foods and need for sugar
— insomnia
— frequent urination
— belly fat
— decreased libido
These also are pretty much ALL of the symptoms of a hormonal imbalance such as what happens during perimenopause.
Because of this, many medical professionals are hesitant to call adrenal fatigue a “real” issue.
SO.
Since I am most certainly NOT a medical professional please listen to this podcast with an open mind, do your own research, and do not take any of this as a substitute for reaching out to your own doctor.
That panic attack was most def my wake-up call that I was doing way too many things for too many people — and after that I spent a good 6 months working on my self-care and paying attention to both my mental & physical help.
You may find the following episodes helpful/useful if you think you may be having some adrenal issues:
#17 — it’s not you, it’s your hormones
#19 — intermittent fasting, simplified
#25 — caring for the caregiver
As you can see, this is a subject that I feel rather passionately about!!
If you have any questions, let me know — I’m happy to help.
if you’d like to share your own Slow Living story — shoot me an email and we can arrange an interview for the podcast, or you can leave a voicemail, here:
https://memo.fm/slowliving/
Let me know your thoughts — have you suffered from adrenal fatigue in the past? What got you through it?
xoxo please take care of yourself.
steph
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