By Juliann Scholl — 2021
Although stress can certainly interfere with getting a good night’s sleep, it doesn’t have to take control of your life.
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So often stress is considered an amorphous gray area—something we can’t put our finger on or measure that gets dismissed as not being “real.” But I believe that what we think and feel, and how long we think it or feel it, determines our health.
The word “biohacking” may conjure images of Silicon Valley coders in a computer lab and mad-scientist–esque experiment scenes, but in reality, it’s about the tiny ways you can improve your body inside and out.
The effects of stress remain on the fringes of medicine today, despite reams of research as to the toxic effects of chronic stress on the body.