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Cortisol Reduction
If your cortisol levels remain elevated due to chronic lifestyle
stress, you can try some of the methods described on this site to
help control stress and its effects on your body (including high
cortisol levels).
Regardless of the method you choose, relaxation is one of the
most effective stress-busters. You can also read a review of
various structured relaxation programs and courses such as
autogenic training, biofeedback, and progressive muscle relaxation.
Finally, exercise is perhaps the best way to lower elevated cortisol
levels due to lifestyle stress. You can also look through the
information on low-stress living to find information on simple
lifestyle changes you may want to make.
Weight-loss is a daunting task that faces millions of Americans at
some point in their lives. The reasons may vary from improving
overall health, to looking good and feeling good. However, many
Americans are unable to lose weight and are stumped as to the
reason, Cortisol reduction may be the answer.
What Is the Process of Cortisol Reduction ?
Cortisol levels are affected by the circadian rhythm, which is the
fancy phrase for our daily sleep-wake cycle. The amount of stress
hormone your body produces is also greatly affected by stress and
diseases. Cortisol is absolutely required for your body's
metabolism to function, particularly energy metabolism, cardiac
maintenance, muscle function, and suppressing inflammations.
Large amounts of Cortisol are produced in the presence of stress
and does nothing less than beat up your immune system. This
persistent increase in cortisol production in the human body is
directly associated with anorexia, depression, high blood pressure,
low blood sugar, hypothyroidism, menstrual disorders, obesity,
osteoporosis sleep disorders, and more. High-protein diets
increase Cortisol and high-carbohydrate diets are good for cortisol
reduction. (which is why you crave pastas and sweets when you
are stressed out). I have found that a product called CortiDiet has
been most effective in cortisol reduction when compared to other
products on the market.
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