Join us as we discuss everything related to adrenal fatigue (or HPA axis dysfunction to be more precise). In this episode, Aglaée interviews registered dietitian and co-creator of My Paleo Rehab for Adrenal Fatigue Program Laura Schoenfeld. 
Learn what the HPA axis is and how it works in your body, see if you have some of the common signs and symptoms, discover easy ways to tweak your diet to better support your adrenals, which supplements to add and other simple but effective lifestyle strategies to have more energy to do everything real food mamas like us do to care for ourselves and all of our family! 
A lot of the info shared in this podcast might actually surprise you. Enjoy the listen! :)
 
Laura Schoenfeld's bio:
Laura Schoenfeld is a registered dietitian trained in functional medical nutrition therapy. She helps her clients identify and implement diet and lifestyle changes that will allow them to live their healthiest, fittest, symptom-free life, without being consumed by thoughts of food and exercise. She loves hikes with her dog, beach trips, live music, and heavy weight training. Find her at www.ancestralizeme.com.



Laura Schoenfeld, RD


TIMESTAMPS:
[0:00] Intro
[2:57] Aglaée's updates
[3:55] Laura Schoenfeld's bio
[4:27] Adrenal fatigue and HPA axis dysfunction explained
[9:00] Signs and symptoms: do you have any of these?
[14:44] Why moms are more at risk of adrenal fatigue?
[18:52] Small but impactful changes for better adrenal health
[24:50] Why all moms need to eat more calories and carbs!
[30:33] Is meditation necessary (and realistic) for moms?
[35:20] Smart supplementation (including tips for pregnant and nursing mamas)
[42:05] Laura's adrenal fatigue program (My Paleo Rehab Program)
[47:02] Outro 
 
Click here to listen or find the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher!
Shownotes:

Laura's website: AncestralizeMe.com
My Paleo Rehab Program
Aglaée's blog
Stephanie's website

 
 
Disclaimer
Please remember that the views on this podcast and website are not meant to be substituted for medical advice, shouldn’t be used to diagnose, treat or cure any conditions, and are intended for general information purposes only.