GABA, Anxiety and the Gut-Brain Connection with Tara Peterson
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Today's stressors can take their toll on an individual and when they do, serious conditions may occur. Dr. Jockers is joined by Tara Peterson, a certified health coach and behavioral change specialist, to let us know that the brain deserves a break, too! She explains how this break can be initiated and the dangers of not allowing it the chance to rest when it's needed.
"In the world, we live in today, there's a lot of stress and anxiety. Using stress management can be really beneficial."
-Tara Peterson
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In This Episode:
- Who says only the body deserves a break? Get to know the neurotransmitter that allows the brain to have a break when things get stressful.
- Those "butterflies in your stomach" may not be as flattering as you thought. Understand the intimate connection between the gut microbiome and the brain.
- Find out what happens to the brain when an individual is exposed to a prolonged stressful situation.
- There's a critical activity that allows the brain to rewire and boosts GABA production. Check the best time to do this activity for optimum benefits.
- One of the best things that can be done to address the roots of anxiety.
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- Website – https://drjockers.lpages.co/long-distance-coaching-tara/
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