After ovulation, the ovaries produce progesterone , a hormone that helps stabilise mood, support sleep, and regulate the second half of the menstrual cycle. Progesterone is often called the “calming hormone”  because it supports relaxation and emotional balance. However, when stress levels remain high, several things can happen. The following explains why stress is quietly disrupting your hormones: Ovulation can become disrupted by stress Stress signals travel through the brain’s hormonal...

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When the nervous system remains activated for extended periods, the body begins to prioritise survival rather than restoration. Over time this can impact many areas of health. Holistic approaches that support nervous system balance can help gently release this pattern and allow the body to return to a more natural state of ease.