The Hidden Truth: How Stress Myths Are Fueling Your Fatigue and Brain Fog
In the hustle and bustle of daily life, women often find themselves wearing many hats – career professional, loving mother, dedicated partner, and household manager, among others. With so much on their plates, it's no wonder many women experience constant stress, fatigue and brain fog.
What if I told you that the stress myths you've been believing may be exacerbating these symptoms? By understanding the true nature of stress and its impact on your health, you can begin to take back control of your life and say goodbye to that constant tiredness and mental haze.
Unlocking the Mystery: Can Stress Cause a Foggy Brain?
Do you ever feel like you're walking through a dense mist when stress takes hold? You're not alone. Stress has a way of clouding our thoughts and making it feel impossible to concentrate. But can stress really cause a foggy brain? This article will unlock the mystery behind the connection between stress and brain fog.
5 Eating Habits to Boost Mental Clarity
Do you find yourself needing help to focus throughout your day? Do you begin your work day staring at the screen of your computer because your mind is slow to start? You keep rereading the same email several times to register the information in your head.
I struggled with this a few years back when my brain fog was so bad I couldn’t remember conversations or differentiate between reality and a dream.
From my research and experience, I discovered that certain eating habits can improve mental clarity. Find out what they are.
The 7 Tricks to Fall Asleep When Your Mind Racing at Night
How many times have you tried to go to bed early, but when you do, you spend hours tossing and turning, thinking about your day and to-do list? You feel tired but can’t sleep. Your brain can’t shut off. Learn what you can do to stop your mind racing at night, so you can get more sleep.
The Three Things You Should Know About Thyroid and Stress
The thyroid gland has a tremendous job to do in your body. Chronic stress can disrupt the function of this important organ. Learn how the thyroid and stress are connected, and how chronic stress can impact the thyroid in three major ways.
How to Use Food to Reduce Adverse Effects of Stress on Body
Stress is part of our modern life. Constant exposure to it can deplete the body of nutrients, affect the immune system, and lead to many health problems. But you can limit these adverse effects of stress on body by incorporating stress reducing foods in your meals. Learn about the five groups of foods for relieving stress.
The 5 Powerful Ways to Reduce Stress Bloating
Are you a woman who carries her stress in her gut? Your stomach gets hard and bloated when you are stressed. You find yourself worried about it and thinking about it constantly. You end up even more bloated from your stress bloat. It feels like a never-ending cycle. You are frustrated because your clothes don't fit well. You feel uncomfortable and self-conscious. The good news is you can do something about it.
Follow my five steps to relieve stress bloating.
The 3 Myths About Mom Burnout
If you are a working mom, you know burnout very well. Pushing through stress is part of your normal day. Despite the working mom burnout epidemic, there are many misconceptions about this condition. Learn the three most common myths.
How to Live a Healthy Lifestyle Even When Life Gets Busy
Living a healthy lifestyle can be challenging when you are a busy working mom. Find out the five tips on how to maintain a healthy lifestyle even when life gets on the way.
The 3 Myths of Healthy Eating that Sabotage Your Health Goals
Are you confused about what is healthy eating? Unfortunately, there are many food myths and misconceptions that may sabotage your health goals if you follow them. Find out the three most common ones.
The 3 Ways Negative Thoughts Can Manifest in Your Body
We are living under the constant stress of pandemic, lockdowns, and economic uncertainties. We continuously worry about our future and health. It is easy to fall into negative thought patterns and feelings about our lives. When you stay in this state for an extended period, those negative thoughts eventually become your habits. Over time those habits can manifest in your physical body.
5 Unexpected Long Term Effects of Stress on Women
As a working mom balancing work and family life can be exhausting and stressful. We know that too much stress can lead to heart disease, high blood pressure, and depression. However, women may also experience other physical symptoms normally not associated with stress. Discover five unexpected effects stress can have on women.