Podcasts Health & Fitness Fitness The Model Health Show TMHS 353: Overcoming Our Secret Stressors & How To Stop Being Hangry - With Guests Sarah Fragoso & Dr. Brooke Kalanick

TMHS 353: Overcoming Our Secret Stressors & How To Stop Being Hangry - With Guests Sarah Fragoso & Dr. Brooke Kalanick

Published: May 28, 2019, 8:46 p.m.

When it comes to managing your health and finding a nutrition approach that works best for your body, it\u2019s important to remember that what\u2019s common and what\u2019s normal are two different things. Just because certain experiences and symptoms are prevalent in our culture doesn\u2019t mean that they\u2019re ideal.\xa0

For instance, well-known commercials insinuate that hanger (being so hungry that you become angry) is a common, laughable state of being. While hanger is a real emotion, it\u2019s not necessarily something you should be experiencing on a regular basis. Controlling your hanger starts with understanding what\u2019s physiologically happening in your body.\xa0

On this episode, I\u2019m joined by not one, but two incredible guests! Sarah Fragoso and Dr. Brooke Kalanick are here to share the science behind being hangry. You\u2019ll learn about the five simple steps to balance your hormones, some surprising factors that could secretly be stressing you out, and how to customize your own personal healthy lifestyle with food, exercise, and stress management. Enjoy!\xa0

In this episode you\u2019ll discover:

  • Why practicing self-love is critical for your overall health.
  • What it means to own your moment.\xa0
  • How women\u2019s health issues are often overlooked and dismissed.\xa0
  • The difference between common and normal.
  • What ACES stands for, and how it relates to your hormones.\xa0
  • The link between cortisol and insulin.\xa0
  • Main factors that influence chronic inflammation.
  • The two reasons why your blood sugar can rise.
  • A list of secret stressors you may not have considered.
  • How people pleasing can wreck your hormones and your health.
  • Why autoimmunity is more prevalent in women.\xa0
  • The importance of electrolytes and the truth about being hydrated.\xa0
  • Five simple habits you can implement in order to improve your health.
  • What it means to opt out of overwhelm.\xa0
  • How your unique carbohydrate tolerance can change over time.
  • Recommendations for optimal thyroid health. \xa0
  • The power of strength training for hormonal health. \xa0

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