The Cornerstone Blog
How Burnout Affects Your Periods
Burnout can affect a variety of things from your ability to handle change, your mood and yes, even your periods. From causing you to skip a period or worse
How Burnout Affects Your Gut
Learn More As stress levels eventually hit a tipping point, not only will it develop into burnout, but symptoms created by an unsustainable state will also continue to develop. It’s widely accepted...
Burnout Can Cause Irritability – Yup. It’s A Thing.
One of the cardinal signs of burnout that many people miss at first is an increase in irritability and snapping. This can be due to cortisol, and adrenaline.
How Burnout Affects Your Memory
Learn More Burnout has become a serious problem in our society. We see it all around us, we see it at work, we see it in our volunteers, we see it in our children's teachers and coaches. Burnout...
How Burnout Can Drop Sperm Counts
Burnout doesn’t just affect female hormones, it also affects male sperm counts by decreasing the counts and testosterone levels.
How Burnout Affects Your Hormones
From shortening periods, to worsening PMS, to changing your ovulation patterns; burnout can affect your hormones in so many ways.
How Burnout Affects Your Endurance
Learn More Burnout is a complex syndrome which occurs in our bodies when we are subjected to long periods of elevated stress. Though burnout is mostly thought of as a work-related problem, in...
How Burnout Affects Your Immune System
Understanding how burnout affects your immune system can make all the difference between being continually sick or staying healthy.
The Science of Why It’s Easy To Fail At New Years Resolutions
But did you know that only about 8% of people who make resolutions succeed in keeping them? However, there’s a way to change your resolution creation technique that results in resolutions that stick. And it all has to do with the science of habits.
How To Keep A Happy Stomach This Holiday Season
So while you’re sitting down to dinner at the company party or can’t quite figure out why you haven’t had a proper bowel movement in three days, keep these important tips in mind.
How Minimalist Living Can Calm Your Brain
Living a minimalistic life can calm your mind by reducing the stress placed upon it, create less ongoing negative brain stimuli, and help you appreciate the now versus what your mind still thinks it needs.
Avoiding Holiday Burnout – The Secrets Straight from Your Doc
With some sage advice to start the season with care – this year you’ll stay merry and healthy, I swear!
