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Increased Cortisol
If you feel that your suffering from increased cortisol production,
then you've come to the right place.
Increased cortisol has become an overly focused on phenomenon
in the stress weight and cortisol hormone weight reduction
forums. You had a stressful week at work, the baby is crying and
you don’t have enough to pay all the bills. Now, on top of that, you
cannot find your car keys. Your lapse in memory may have to do
with the incredible stress you are under.
Increased Cortisol and your health
The stress hormone cortisol, a chemical released by the human
adrenal gland when it is under stress, has now been shown to
have a detrimental effect on memory. In addition, this stress
hormone may lead to illness and weight gain.
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St.
Louis discovered that memory is significantly negatively affected by
high levels of the stress hormone cortisol in the blood stream for
several days. These levels are the same levels of stress hormone
that are released after a person experiences major stress.
In another study, published in the journal of Nature, increased
cortisol when released into the body by stressful situations,
anxiety or injury to the physical body, prevents a person from
retrieving information in their memory banks or long term memory.
This stress hormone cortisol, because levels of it rise after
exposure to a psychological or physical stressor, does not only
signify the level of stress a person is experiencing, but it is a
necessary hormone in order to sustain life. Nearly every part of the
body is affected by the stress hormone cortisol. When there is too
much or two little cortisol released by the adrenal gland, certain
diseases and symptoms may manifest themselves.
Cortisol, helps the body to regulate the amounts of fats,
carbohydrates and proteins in the body as well as help control
blood pressure. When the stress hormone is released into the
bloodstream, amino acids which act as the building blocks of
protein are released as well. When the stress hormone cortisol
levels are too high or too low, there may be a disturbance in
metabolism which may lead to illness.
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