February is often associated with the heart — and for good reason. But the health of the heart is closely connected to something many people don’t immediately think about: the nervous system . Your nervous system constantly regulates heart rate, breathing, blood pressure and circulation. It helps your body shift between activity  and rest , allowing you to respond to challenges and then recover afterward. When stress becomes constant Stress itself is not the problem. The body

The beginning of a new year often comes with good intentions — more energy, better health, less stress. Yet many people arrive in January already feeling tired, overwhelmed or out of rhythm . From a nervous system perspective, this makes sense. Your nervous system doesn’t reset overnight Your nervous system is constantly responding to: Physical stress (posture, movement, sleep) Emotional stress (pressure, uncertainty, expectations) Chemical stress (diet, stimulants, inflammat

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Hello dear friends, I’ve been participating the Breast Health Challenge for women's month and was asked to contribute a little tidbit of...