Restoring normal cortisol output in response to stress usually requires a combination of therapies such as lifestyle changes and nutritional supplementation.
Since it’s often difficult to completely eliminate the stressors of everyday life, one of the best ways to help the body adapt to stress is with adaptogens, which can help normalize the cortisol curve over time. Compensation techniques—activities that the patient enjoys while helping them take their mind off the world—are also quite helpful.
For more detailed information and suggestions from Jim Paoletti, Director of Education at Power2Practice, listen to the short podcast below.
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By Jim Paoletti, B.S. Pharmacy, FAARFM, FIACP | Director of Education, Power2Practice
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