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Stress occurs when an event triggers our stress response (sympathetic nervous system), which is often referred to as the fight, flight or freeze response. Based on how we deal with the stress, there are many ways that the body will try to bring itself back into balance.
Each of different types of stress has the ability to manifest as symptoms in the body if the underlying issue is not resolved and treated. As we are all individuals the same stimuli/situation will cause a different level of stress to each person based on our beliefs and perceptions of how we look at the world around us.
When we are said to be in a stressed state the body is in a sympathetic state (also known as the flight, flight or freeze response), it prioritises blood flow to your muscles and senses in order to prepare for any immediate danger. On the other hand, when the body is in a parasympathetic state it is in a relaxed state and most importantly this is where healing occurs and therefore this is the state we should be in most of the time. In today’s modern society the reality is we are bombarded with all sorts of types of stresses on a continual basis. We are exposed to factors such as less rest, more noise, more toxins, more information and reduced family support systems.
Energy production is also linked to stress, often too much stress can burden the HPA axis which causes our adrenal glands to function effectively leading to fatigue within the body.
Examples of types of stress within the body can be things like:
The impact of stress can be far reaching and ultimately impacts the immune system, endocrine system, nervous system and gastrointestinal system.
Chronic stress can lead to adrenal dysfunction, which is an disruption to an individual’s HPA axis. which has a range of signs of symptoms:
Poor stress management can manifest into a range of different pathologies which are as follows:
These belief systems are often linked to memories that are held in our subconscious mind and are activated when we face a similar situation to the original memory.
In order to get to the root of this, if this is an issue, is to find the original memory and rewrite the original belief with a new positive belief as we can do with techniques such as Matrix Reimprinting and Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT).
Stress has a lot to do with perspective; how you perceive the world is a reflection of your belief systems and inner emotions. If there is underlying trauma behind these beliefs it needs to be released in order for you to live your life to the fullest.
There are many factors involved when looking at stress management and why the body may not be functioning optimally. These require investigating holistically and the individual needs to be assessed as a whole to truly determine the root cause(s).
Adjusting your nutritional intake and lifestyle habits, supporting mental wellbeing as well as assessing your spiritual wellbeing will play a crucial role in getting your stress levels back into balance.
Everyone is individual and therefore there is no one size fits all approach when it comes to health. It is important to get a health plan tailored to your needs, symptoms and life circumstances.
At Higher Healing, being qualified in Naturopathy, Nutrition, Emotional Freedom and Matrix Reimprinting we have a truly holistic offering to provide right support to transform your health. We also are able to offer private functional testing to assess in detail imbalances within the body to give you a clear picture of your health.
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