EPISODE · Feb 12, 2025 · 6 MIN
How Stress Depletes Your Energy Levels And What To Do About It
from Dr. L.'s Healthy Practices' Podcast · host Dr. Ivor Livingston
If you have ever faced a truly stressful situation, you know how exhausting the experience can be. Even if your stressful situation did not involve a lot of physical activity, you may walk away from it feeling completely worn out and ragged. How can an emotion leave you feeling like you just ran a marathon? This is because stress doesn't just exist within your mind – it is also a force that can affect you physically, too. This means stress can simultaneously zap your mental and physical energy at the same time, leaving you feeling weak and exhausted. Fortunately, there are four strategies you can use to thwart stress’ negative impacts on your energy levels. Hope you enjoyed this informative podcast! Again, please note that these podcasts are for informational purposes! They are not intended to provide medical advice. Please consult with your medical provider for medical advice and services.For more information about StressHealth Solutions International (SHSI), please visit our main website at: www.stresshealthsolutions.com. Additionally, visit our Blog at:1. https://goodhealthisforyou.com2. Our Digital (e-books) Health Store at: https://drldigitalhealthstore.com
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If you have ever faced a truly stressful situation, you know how exhausting the experience can be. Even if your stressful situation did not involve a lot of physical activity, you may walk away from it feeling completely worn out and ragged. How can an emotion leave you feeling like you just ran a marathon? This is because stress doesn't just exist within your mind – it is also a force that can affect you physically, too. This means stress can simultaneously zap your mental and physical...
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