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48: The Biological Pathways Of Stress And How To Deal With It

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Content provided by Kevin Kennedy-Spaien, John Limansky, MD, and Jimmy Moore. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Kevin Kennedy-Spaien, John Limansky, MD, and Jimmy Moore or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Recently, we've focused on the topic of Neurofeedback and how technology helps us address stress and its causes in our lives. We continue in this vein today as Jimmy and Dr. Limansky delve more into the science behind stress.

Listen in today as Jimmy and John talk about:

  • What do we mean when discussing stress
  • Acute stress vs chronic stress
  • Physiological response (what happens to the body in an acute stress response vs chronic response)
  • Cortisol, norepinephrine & other stress hormones
  • Diseases associated with chronic stressors
  • How to measure stress with labs vs biohacking tools
  • Integration into measurement of HRV & Muse
  • Techniques to help mitigate stress in daily life
“When we start talking about chronic stress cortisol becomes chronically secreted. When that happens you have chronically elevated blood sugars as a response from it.” – Dr. John Limansky

“I believe the reason why so many doctors tend to put on belly weight is chronic stress.” – Jimmy Moore

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When? This feed was archived on July 09, 2018 00:00 (6y ago). Last successful fetch was on May 22, 2020 13:16 (4y ago)

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Recently, we've focused on the topic of Neurofeedback and how technology helps us address stress and its causes in our lives. We continue in this vein today as Jimmy and Dr. Limansky delve more into the science behind stress.

Listen in today as Jimmy and John talk about:

  • What do we mean when discussing stress
  • Acute stress vs chronic stress
  • Physiological response (what happens to the body in an acute stress response vs chronic response)
  • Cortisol, norepinephrine & other stress hormones
  • Diseases associated with chronic stressors
  • How to measure stress with labs vs biohacking tools
  • Integration into measurement of HRV & Muse
  • Techniques to help mitigate stress in daily life
“When we start talking about chronic stress cortisol becomes chronically secreted. When that happens you have chronically elevated blood sugars as a response from it.” – Dr. John Limansky

“I believe the reason why so many doctors tend to put on belly weight is chronic stress.” – Jimmy Moore

  continue reading

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