Mind to Body

Epinephrine

The mind generates a chemical response that lives within our system.

It is the continuous accumulation and mismanagement of long-standing stress, anxiety and depression that fills our bodies with the harmful chemicals that are damaging to health.

Negative emotions that we do work through such as hurt, anger, blame or shame produces an excess of epinephrine.

An excess of epinephrine in the body causes a chemical breakdown reducing the effectiveness of the immune system and its responses. 

Adrenal Cortical

Links between stressful experiences and diseases can be found in the production of a stress-responsive adrenal cortical; this hormone suppresses immunological responses.

Fortunately 

Stress, anxiety, and depression are transient states when dealt with correctly.

 



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