Stress and Movement
Understanding the impact of stress on overall health is crucial, especially for those with endometriosis. Elevated stress levels can lead to significant blood sugar fluctuations, which affect the entire body, including the microbiome. Emphasizing movement as a daily practice, rather than just when feeling good, can help alleviate physical tension and promote better joint and muscle health. Simple exercises can even be done from the comfort of your bed, making wellness more accessible.In this clip
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Be Well by Kelly Leveque
102. Doing Your Best to Feel Your Best with Endo, with Jessica Murnane
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