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Women and hormones weight loss in London can be hard if the right training in the gym is not done right it too easy to over train in a gym as women’s hormones are me sensitive exercises then mans so it must you get the right type of exercise for your body type if you don’t get this right you will gain weight and lose it and go into adrenal fatigue so it gets right in first place so make sure to do what your body and mind need you don’t have over train in time to get your body to lose weight it is the combination of diet and lifestyle and exercise to keep your hormones in balance as you age.

7 tips help you lose fat. 

1. Get the right personal training for you.
2. Think less is more.
3. Get to bed by 1030.
4. Do exercises you enjoy don’t over do it.
5. Get Your hormones check before you start an exercise.
6. Eat for your body type.
7. Get food Allergy tested.

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You may be on the right diet but your food may be eating you could be allergic to so it must you get a test to see what food may be causing weight gain and hormone imbalance that can stop your body from looking at it best food allergy testing

Now, Woman Hormones Testing London.through Metabolic Typing and clinical laboratory testing, I have the technology to interpret what your body is telling you and to determine the perfect nutritional solution tailored to your own specific requirements. Don’t guess your nutritional requirements.

What is Adrenal Stress/Adrenal Fatigue?
The adrenals are two small glands, each weighing 3 to 5 grams, that are located above the kidneys. The adrenals have one of the highest rates of blood flow per gram of tissue and the highest content of Vitamin C per gram of any tissue in the body.

Each adrenal gland is composed of two separate functional entities. The outer zone, or cortex, accounts for 80% to 90% of the gland and secretes adrenal steroids (Cortisol, DHEA(S) and Aldosterone). The inner zone, or medulla, comprises 10% to 20% of the gland and secretes the catecholamines adrenaline and noradrenaline. Cortisol, DHEA and adrenaline are the three main adrenal stress hormones.

The Adrenal Rhythm & Its Importance.
The human adrenal gland does not secrete its steroid hormones at a constant level throughout the day. The hormones are actually released in a cycle with the highest value in the morning and the lowest value at night. This is easily understood by looking at Figure 1. This 24-hour cycle is called the circadian rhythm. An abnormal adrenal rhythm can influence many functions of the body, some of which are listed below.

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1. Energy production and hormones.
An abnormal adrenal function can alter the ability of cells to produce energy for activities of daily living. People who have a hard time rising in the morning, or who suffer from a low energy level during the day, often have abnormal adrenal rhythms and poor blood sugar regulation.

The maintenance of a stable blood sugar level depends on food choice, lifestyle, adrenal function, and insulin activity. This panel measures stress hormones and insulin, to help ferret out causes of fatigue, cravings, and obesity.

2. Muscle & joint function.
Abnormal adrenal rhythms are known to compromise tissue healing. Reduced tissue repair and increased tissue breakdown can lead to muscle and joint breakdown with chronic pain.

3. Bone health.
The adrenal rhythm determines how well we build bone. If the night cortisol level is elevated and the morning level is too high, our bones do not rebuild well, and we are more prone to the osteoporotic process. Stress is the enemy of the bones. In postmenopausal women, the effect of stress worsens due to the female hormone imbalances.

4. Immune health and hormones.
Various immune cells (white blood cells) cycle in and out of the spleen and bone marrow for special conditioning, and possible nourishment and instructions. This immune system trafficking follows the cortisol cycle. So, if the cycle is disrupted, especially at night, when the immune system is adversely affected.

Short and long-term stress is known to suppress the immune response on the surfaces of our body as in lungs, throat, urinary and intestinal tract. With the reduction in the surface antibody (called secretory IgA), the resistance to infection is reduced and allergic reactions are believed to increase.

5. Sleep quality.
The ability to enter REM sleep cycles, i.e. regenerative sleep, is interrupted by high cortisol values at night and in the morning. Chronic lack of REM sleep can reduce the mental vitality and vigour of a person and induce depression.

6. Skin regeneration.
Human skin regenerates mostly during the night. With higher night cortisol values, less skin regeneration takes place. So, a normal cortisol rhythm is essential for optimal skin health

7. Thyroid function.
The level of Cortisol at the cell level controls thyroid hormone production. Quite often, hypothyroid symptoms such as fatigue and low body temperature are due to an adrenal maladaptation.

8. Grain intolerance & stress.
About 12-18% of the U.S. population suffers from a genetic intolerance to grain. Specifically, a high incidence occurs in Celtic, Germanic, and Nordic derivation. The gut becomes inflamed within 30 minutes after consuming the grains and this can lead to an adrenal stress response, increased cortisol and reduced DHEA.

The Adrenal Stress Index.

Four saliva samples are used in the bio-health diagnostic for the following ten tests:

1. 1. 4 x Cortisol Helps evaluate stress response
   2. 2 x Insulin Helps investigate blood sugar control
   3. DHEA Helps determine stress adaptation
   4. Secretory IgA Helps evaluate toll on immunity
   5. 17-OH Progesterone Helps determine adrenal reserve
   6. Gluten Antibodies Helps identify grain intolerance

 

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