When emotional highs and lows intensify before your period, or you're feeling more sensitive and wired, your nervous system is likely overwhelmed.
A constant state of fight-or-flight (chronic stress) can show up hormonally as:
Heightened cramps, mood swings, or PMS “rage”
Sleep troubles, anxiety, or digestive issues
Low libido and emotional burnout
To help support your nervous system:
Take a few minutes to breathe. Try to exhale longer than you inhale: this stimulates your vagus nerve
Use a weighted blanket or lavender oil at night to induce restful sleep
Add slow walks or yin yoga to help manage stress
Get curious about transitions: are you rushing between every role, are you holding your breath?
Paying attention to and supporting your nervous system is essential for hormonal balance and overall wellbeing. These two systems must be in harmony to stay balanced.
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