Teachers in Transition - Episode 25 - Illnesses that are Triggered or Aggravated by Stress

Teachers in Transition: Career Change and Real Talk for Burned-Out Teachers
11/09/2019 13 min Temporada 1 Episodio 25
Teachers in Transition - Episode 25 - Illnesses that are Triggered or Aggravated by Stress

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Send us a textToday's episode is about how certain diseases and conditions can be triggered or aggravated by stressful events in our lives whether the stress is "happy" or "bad" stress. The body's natural state is healthy, but when the body experiences certain conditions like arthritis, Lupus, diabetes, heart disease, etc., stress can cause flare-ups and aggravate their conditions. One solution is to practice extreme self-care in an effort to restore the body to its "natural healthy state." Learn more by listening to the podcast episode.

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