Stress can manifest in a number of ways – it might be trouble focusing, difficulty sleeping, or hyper vigilance. But when I also started losing hair by the handful this past year – I knew I needed something else.
Adding an adaptogen to my supplement regimen did the trick but I had more questions. How do they work? Is it just mushrooms? Are they all created equal?
So I reached out to Samantha Attard – an Ayurvedic coach and yoga instructor with a PHD in nutrition who is sharing everything she knows about adaptogens and how to get started.
A little bit every day is enough to maintain your body so you can forget about soreness, tension and pain. Movement Mavens is the only program of it’s kind that not only teaches you how to maintain your body and move well, but also helps you craft your personalized plan so you can build sustainable strength, consistently. Learn more now at www.aewellness.com/mavens
What you’ll learn from this episode:
- What adaptogens are and how to use them
- Which ones work best for stress
- And where to get started if you need a little immune and nervous system boost
Links mentioned:
- Sam’s website – spirocollective.com
- Happy Healthy Human Radio (Samantha’s podcast)
- @spirocollective on IG
- www.aewellness.com/mavens – Movement Mavens waitlist
- www.aewellness.com/podcast – Show notes, links and more
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- Come hang out with me on Instagram @hollaformala : https://instagram.com/hollaformala/
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