How does Adrenal Function affect Neuro-Hormonal Health?

Under Chronic Stress the Adrenal glands are overactive producing excessive Cortisol {stress hormones} and Catecholamines (neurotransmitters).  Without relief these glands cannot keep up with the demand.  Homeostasis prioritizes the recovery of your Adrenal glands over you Sex Organs.   Chronic Stress often leads to sexual health issues.

How does Thyroid Function affect Neuro-Hormonal Health?

Under Chronic Stress, the thyroid consumes excessive amounts of iodine to regulate your body's energy production.  So many systems depend on the thyroid to drive the energy they need to function. As the body is depleted of iodine your gut, muscles, sex organs, brain, fat metabolism and even your hair begin to breakdown and become dysfunctional.

How does Sex Organ Function affect Neuro-Hormonal Health?

Under Chronic stress sex hormonal balance is disrupted.  Estrogen becomes more of a dominant influence over progesterone and testosterone. This imbalance triggers an inflammatory state that can turn chronic. This may cause permanent damage to the circulatory system and tissues of the breast and uterus in women and prostate in men.

How does Brain Function affect Neuro-Hormonal Health?

Under Chronic Stress the brain consumes excessive blood sugar and fatty acids. Prolonged exposure to the stress hormone Cortisol depletes the brain of neurotransmitters called Catecholamines. These neurotransmitters that also serve as hormones to the liver, gut, heart, thyroid and sex organs.

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How does Heart Function affect Cardiovascular Health?

Under Chronic Stress the Heart is overactive and demands more oxygen and calcium for optimal contraction and electrical signaling.  Studies have demonstrated that when stores of Vitamin D are deficient heartrate irregularity increases, even to the point of Atrial fibrillation.  Inflammation and aging demand abundant energy to overcome.  Stressed cells struggle to recover and cannot supply enough ATP without the help of CoQ10, Vitamin K2 and Antioxidants.  

How does Vascular Function affect Cardiovascular Health?

Under Chronic Stress, the blood vessels are depleted of the amino acids needed to produce Nitric Oxide.  This important neurotransmitter regulates blood pressure by controlling vasodilation.  Managing stress is vital to the success of any attempt to improve blood pressure, but without the bioavailability of specific nutritional foundations, metabolic pathways are disrupted.