EPISODE · Mar 18, 2025 · 21 MIN
Signs of Stress – What to Look For and How to Test
from Master Stress with Dr. S · host Safia Debar
Identifying and Understanding Stress in Your Body with Dr. SIn this episode of 'Master Stress with Dr. S,' delve into the ways chronic stress manifests in various systems of your body. Dr. S explains how stress impacts the nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular, digestive, immune, musculoskeletal systems, and the skin. Learn to recognize surprising symptoms, connect the dots, and explore testing methods to take control of your health. This educational episode aims to inspire awareness and encourage proactive strategies while emphasizing the importance of understanding stress as a cyclical process that can lead to greater resilience.00:00 Introduction to Stress in the Body01:32 Understanding the Stress Cycle02:39 Stress in the Nervous System04:53 Stress in the Endocrine System07:08 Stress in the Cardiovascular System08:55 Stress in the Digestive System10:45 Stress in the Immune System13:14 Stress in the Musculoskeletal System14:57 Stress and Skin Health16:41 Conclusion and Next StepsConnect with Dr Safia DebarDr Safia DebarSpeaker / Coach | Medical Doctor | Breathwork Facilitator One of Tatler's "Top 21 private doctors in Britain" [email protected]: @drsafiadebarTiktok: drsafiadebarFind our free resources here: www.drsafiadebar.com/resource
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Identifying and Understanding Stress in Your Body with Dr. S In this episode of 'Master Stress with Dr. S,' delve into the ways chronic stress manifests in various systems of your body. Dr. S explains how stress impacts the nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular, digestive, immune, musculoskeletal systems, and the skin. Learn to recognize surprising symptoms, connect the dots, and explore testing methods to take control of your health. This educational episode aims to inspire awareness and encou...
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