Posts in Self-Care
Gut Health and Gut Instincts: The Science of the Second Brain

When your gut is healthy, the signals sent to your brain are balanced, reliable, and stabilizing. This can amplify your ability to sense subtle cues, weigh decisions intuitively, and act with confidence. Conversely, when the gut is inflamed, imbalanced, or dysregulated, the communication becomes distorted, leading to anxiety, low mood, brain fog, and impaired intuition

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Neuro-relaxation and healing adrenal fatigue

Neuro-relaxation is essentially the process of shifting your nervous system out of a state of high alert (sympathetic dominance—fight, flight, or freeze) into a calmer, more balanced state (parasympathetic dominance—rest, digest, and repair).

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Why Cortisol Gets Raised and how to lower it to a healthy level

The goal isn’t to “eliminate” cortisol—you need it to survive. The key is to restore a healthy rhythm: high in the morning, low at night.

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What it’s like living in fight or flight

Living in fight or flight or a state of hypervigilance is like having your body’s alarm system stuck in the “on” position. It’s not just an emotional experience—it’s a whole-body physiological state that affects your nervous system, hormones, immune function, digestion, and even your thoughts and relationships.

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Natural ways to get deep restorative sleep

Now, 30 years later, and the new distractions with cell phones and swapping doom scrolling on the phone for hemi sync, guided meditations, writing in a journal or reading, I feel I have mastered quality sleep.

To achieve deeper, more restorative REM sleep, it’s important to focus on both your physical environment and mental health. Here’s a holistic approach that combines lifestyle, environmental factors, and mindfulness:

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