Cardionomic Circuit

The Cardionomic Circuit is part of the Neuroendocrine section of the NeuroEndoMetabolic stress response. It consists of the:

Adrenal Glands

Cardiovascular System

Autonomic Nervous System

These three organs/systems are responsible for helping manage stress in acute situations.

So if you are in a life or death situation, if you are in a heated argument, if you are rushing to meet a deadline, then this is the circuit that activates to help save the day.

For a full in-depth explanation on what the cardionomic circuit is, read this article here.

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How Does It Affect You?

When this circuit activates, hormones and neurotransmitters flood your body. Your heart beats faster, your mind sharpens, you can see more clearly. This is all normal.

However, if the acute situation is too traumatic, or goes on for too long, then your heart starts pounding of skipping beats, your blood pressure can become erratic, or you feel short of breath. These are the signs of cardionomic circuit debility.

Here are some other common signs of cardionomic circuit dysfunction:

Dizziness

Salt Cravings

Breathlessness

Heart Rate Variability

Dehydration

Elevated or Low Blood Pressure

Do You Think You Have Cardionomic Circuit Imbalance?

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What You Can Do About It

The key aspect to dealing with the Cardionomic Circuit is allowing the body to calm down and getting to the root cause of why your body is on edge. Great ways to calm down include:

Meditation

Adrenal Yoga

Adrenal Breathing

Reduce Anxiety Naturally

Anti-anxiety Herbs

Essential Oils

Call Us to Help You

Have you tried everything above and still can’t get your heart to calm down? To get to the bottom of why your heart is pounding or why your mind is racing, give us a call at +1-626-571-1234 and set up a time to talk with me, Dr. Lam, or one of my experienced nutritional coaches. I offer a free telephone consultation and will listen to all of your symptoms to determine what are your root issues and what you can about them.

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