Mentorship Miniseries - Stress and the Brain: Insomnia and Poor Sleep

Dr. Kalish will review how the adrenal hormones including cortisol and DHEA tie in with the catecholamines to create a perfect storm of stress related health problems including sleep disorders and poor memory. We'll look at HPA axis labs and neurotransmitter markers to see how to analyze and correct these common occurrences.
Learn how stress impacts the HPA axis and the catecholamines and how to differentiate the hormone and neurotransmitter components of stress related conditions
See how you can design supplement protocols to address both the hormone and brain components of a chronic stress response
Understand the connect between cortisol and sleep and catecholamines and sleep so you can create lab based programs that are restorative and lead to people getting the rest they need

[@devinevegan]

Incredible info! Would the protocol for the low DHEA high cortisol be appropriate if they had bottomed out cortisol from being stressed too long?

[@REIMARAValk]

Dear Dr. kalish. thank you so much for sharing your insights and expertise. I have learned a lot about the gut microbiome from your webinars. the visuals that you present in combination with your explanations really help me gain a good understanding of how mechanisms in the body work. in gratitude, ms. Reimara

[@carolr.556]

I had a better night sleep last night and my face looked younger..The Turkey neck resolved! Sleep is something we MUST have to restore our brains and our body!

[@helentyrrell8287]

My mother has under active thyroid have to be careful what I give her so confusing how to balance sertaouim and dopamine levels she can't take troysine it would affect her thyroid medication. Any advice would be welcome.