
Episode 68 – Tracking Progress in Fatigue Recovery
In this episode of Chronic Fatigue & Burnout Recovery Podcast, Anna talks about four ways we can track progress in our fatigue recovery.
In this episode of Chronic Fatigue & Burnout Recovery Podcast, Anna talks about four ways we can track progress in our fatigue recovery.
Beverly Densham joins us on the show to share her story, lessons learned and how pilates was part of her healing journey.
Anna revisits the topic of blood sugar, this time talking more specifically about those experiencing low blood sugar and hypoglycemic events.
Anna shares some updates from her recent trip to South Africa & a discussion about how to approach the New Year if you have a chronic illness.
The festive season can be a challenging time for so many reasons; more triggers, complex family dynamics, more commitments, late nights and increased food and drink. If you feel overwhelmed about the upcoming festivities this episode is for you. I cover four of the most important things to consider as you support your body through this time and navigate the festive season alongside your healing journey. I also give a little seasonal update and some personal shares.
If you are wondering if your gut health is impacting your energy levels, the short answer is yes.
The more complex answer is that there are many ways that your gut health can impact your energy. Understanding what digestive imbalances are specific and relevant to you, may help you further understand how you can support your energy by addressing your gut health.
Chronic Fatigue can be the end point of a complex web of dysfunction leading to poor ATP production. Malabsorption Syndromes can be part of the web that needs to be untangled as someone works to improve their health, energy and wellbeing. In this episode Anna covers; what is a Malabsorption Syndrome and how might you identify if it is a problem for you? Causes of malabsorption syndromes and Anna’s own personal journey with overcoming chronic digestive issues and malabsorption.
Weight gain can be a common and often unwanted side effect of chronic illness. In this episode Anna discusses how to approach weight loss when you are well enough to actively pursue it. The episode starts with a recap of concepts discussed in episode 33, reasons why we gain weight when chronically unwell, and then branches off into discussion about non-exercise activity thermogenesis (NEAT), resistance training, caloric maintenance, surplus and deficits and how to utilise these to your advantage. This episode is most appropriate for those who are at the tail end of their health journey and are able to give more attention to weight loss over and above other aspects of healing.
In this episode Anna discusses how trigger avoidance is the first step in fatigue recovery but when we stay at this stage, we stay stuck. Instead, Anna offers a narrative where our limitations can be our superpowers. If we can understand the mechanisms that are generating our most limiting symptoms, we can create our roadmap to better health. She includes examples of common things she she’s in her 1:1 practice.
This is the second part of a two part series on brain health. In this episode Anna discusses diet, lifestyle, nutraceutical and exercise interventions to dampen neuroinflammation and support the health of your brain.
Ready to uncover the biggest roadblock of your chronic fatigue recovery and finally start addressing your symptoms with real clarity and confidence?
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