Sentences with phrase «hormonal dysregulation»
"Hormonal dysregulation" refers to a condition where the normal balance or functioning of hormones in the body is disrupted or disturbed. This can result in various physical or emotional symptoms and imbalances. Full definition
Many women find that fasting causes sleeplessness, anxiety, and irregular periods, among a myriad of other hormonal dysregulation symptoms.
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Excessive fasting causes sleeplessness, anxiety, and loss of fertility, among a myriad of other hormonal dysregulation symptoms...
Besides the appetite and hormonal dysregulation from excess exercise that promotes sugar cravings and fat storage, the compensation theory suggests that you get lazier and eat more calories over the course of the day as a consequence of your workout.
In all cases, I do not generally recommend that women get on BCP, as it can cause worse hormonal dysregulation in the long run (sort of like handicapping a delicate hormonal system), and does not solve the underlying problem.
As an FDN - P I often see food sensitivities manifest into many different complaints from migraines, inability to lose weight, bloating, acne and even hormonal dysregulation among many others.
This is why women with PCOS and / or hormonal dysregulation love this pill.
In my teens and twenties I struggled with a number of health issues including kidney stones; painful ovarian cysts and hormonal dysregulation (PCOS); depression; anxiety; insomnia; chronic sinus infections; and chronic neck and shoulder pain.
Cytokines treat infections by turning on various white blood cells, but also cause pain, achiness, fatigue, hormonal dysregulation, and poor sleep.
This is called an elevated «set - point weight,» or hormonal dysregulation.
What I call «unfair weight gain» occurs in women with PCOS because of the hormonal dysregulation and chronic low grade inflammation caused by this disorder.
And, we'll tie together the previous levels by connecting how inflammation related to the previous system discussions - poor digestion, immune dysfunction, hormonal dysregulation, genetic snps, and environmental toxin exposures (including emotional toxins)- contribute to an increased risk of chronic rehab challenges, including chronic joint pain, poor surgical or injury recovery, obesity, memory loss or dementia, diabetes, or even poor sports performance.