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Stress & the Inflammatory Response, What’s Really Happening in Our Body

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Stress isn’t just a feeling, it’s a full-body event that hijacks your nervous system and fuels inflammation. In this episode, I share Gloria’s story, a midlife high achiever who looked fine on the outside but was running on empty inside, to show how stress messes with your HPA axis, weakens your vagus nerve and sets off the silent fire of chronic inflammation.

We’ll break down how your brain, gut, and immune system get caught in the crossfire and why that constant ‘I’m just stressed’ isn’t harmless small talk, it’s a warning sign.

Tune in to learn:

  • Why stress hormones keep your body stuck in survival mode
  • How chronic inflammation damages more than just your mood
  • The role of the vagus nerve in calming your system
  • What stress-driven inflammation really does to your brain and body

This is the truth about stress that nobody told you, but you need to hear.

Free Substack subscription: https://oliviabellwellness.substack.com

Ready to book a Body Clarity session? Click HERE and be sure to enter the code UNTAMED for 15% off!

Website: OliviaBellWellness.com

I hope you find some time today for some peace, some plants and some paws!

☮️🌿🐾

Jo

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20 episodes

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Manage episode 502185960 series 3660004
Content provided by Jo Swensson. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jo Swensson 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://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Stress isn’t just a feeling, it’s a full-body event that hijacks your nervous system and fuels inflammation. In this episode, I share Gloria’s story, a midlife high achiever who looked fine on the outside but was running on empty inside, to show how stress messes with your HPA axis, weakens your vagus nerve and sets off the silent fire of chronic inflammation.

We’ll break down how your brain, gut, and immune system get caught in the crossfire and why that constant ‘I’m just stressed’ isn’t harmless small talk, it’s a warning sign.

Tune in to learn:

  • Why stress hormones keep your body stuck in survival mode
  • How chronic inflammation damages more than just your mood
  • The role of the vagus nerve in calming your system
  • What stress-driven inflammation really does to your brain and body

This is the truth about stress that nobody told you, but you need to hear.

Free Substack subscription: https://oliviabellwellness.substack.com

Ready to book a Body Clarity session? Click HERE and be sure to enter the code UNTAMED for 15% off!

Website: OliviaBellWellness.com

I hope you find some time today for some peace, some plants and some paws!

☮️🌿🐾

Jo

  continue reading

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