Recently Jen Crippen did a post on a chat board for hypoglycemia caused by adrenal fatigue. She felt the post was so good, that she decided to put in on this blog. It includes her protocol for getting anxiety relief and balancing blood sugar levels.
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This time of year many of us (including myself – Jen Crippen) start to feel the winter blues. The past few years I have made a few changes to help me from feeling the effects of SAD (seasonal affective disorder). Here are a couple of tips to help anxiety!
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Anxiety cause revealed: not neurotransmitters, hormones, or phobias this time! Jen Crippen’s main trigger is the same one for thousands of sufferers of anxiety and panic attacks, unfortunately most of them do not even know it.
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Why is it that when we know our limit on something and if we go beyond that, we’ll feel like “junk”? I guess almost all of us do it. If you don’t, please do tell your secrets to self control! Chocolate is my weakness, I confess. At least now – after re-building the strength of my body – small amounts of caffeine don’t send me into full blown panic attacks. Two years ago, different story. My body was so out of balance that anything stimulating (even cayenne!) would throw me into the crazy zone.
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Progesterone stimulates GABA (neurotransmitter) receptor sites and gives us that calm and relaxed feeling. Low progesterone may result in anxiety because of the lack of GABA receptor stimulation.
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