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Peer's your host, Doctor Eldred Taylor's.
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All right, it's Wednesday morning, and this is time for
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the Acist Blueprint podcast. I'm doctor Taylor, the hormone doctor
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and also the spiritual MD, and so this is kind of,
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you know, the second half of the year, and this
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is what I'll tell you. I hadn't done any live
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podcast for a while until last week because I had
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to deal with the fact that I was not following
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the blueprint. I was not following the blueprint of not overworking,
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stressing yourself out trying to do so I had to
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take a break, you guys, all right, So I took
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a break, and I started to rethink about what was
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going on. And so, you know, I talk about hormone confusion.
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I talk about cycles, balance and transitions. I talk about
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hormones and how they run in cycles, but you know
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there's other cycles. That's one blueprint, but there's all sorts
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of blueprints that we should be following. And when we
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don't follow that blueprint, we get into trouble. That's why
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we're getting at these symptoms. I didn't follow the blueprint
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of rest and relaxation and eating and all of those things,
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and it wore me out and I had to take
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a break. I had to take some of my own medicine.
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But you know, a lot of times what happens is
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when you start to experience what other people experience, it
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gives you insight. So I'm not just talking about cortisol.
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I'm actually telling you that sometimes you don't take your
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own advice. So what we're going to talk about, We're
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going to talk about these other blueprints we're going to
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talk about. We're always talking about hormones. But just like
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what I found out when we wrote the first book,
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All Your Hormones Making You Sick and then Connection, is
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that we discovered that stress is really the problem. And
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I show that all the time on these cortisol curves
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and everything, and what I decided to just like, Okay,
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these people have done the things. They've you know, changed jobs,
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they've you know, maybe they changed relationships, maybe they changed
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all kinds of things, but still they say they don't
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feel like themselves anymore. So what we're going to talk
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about are these little bitty stress signals that we can
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send the body and not even know about it. It's
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about being aware of all of these signals. And that's
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what I've been I've been researching. I've been researching on
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YouTube and all these things about how we give the
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body the wrong signal at the wrong time so we
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get the wrong output. Because the only way your body
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knows what to do is by the signals that you
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give it. Is it daytime, is it nighttime, or reresting
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or you have to give it those signals. And when
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you give those signals out of rhythm or out of season,
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your body doesn't know what to do, so it decides
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to do something, and a lot of times it's not
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the output that you were expecting. So that's what we're
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going to talk about today. We're just going to talk
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about and what I'm hoping is that we have got
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to figure out some way to get rid of this
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consistent stress that we're under. And I'm not talking about
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what's on the news and all these things. I'm talking
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about the things you do every day. You know, last week,
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we talked to this executive, a pharmaceutical executive, and she
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was telling me how she didn't have time to eat
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because she was on planes, she was on this, and
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then she would eat fast food. And all of those
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are signals that you're giving your body. So that's why,
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just this one time, I'm going to talk about the
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digestive signals that you give, which you are totally unaware of.
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But then we're going to also try and transition into
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how we can manipulate other systems and rhythms so that
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we can get back in rhythm and into our ageless footprint.
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So anyway, let's go to the Let's go to the
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first like a rebel want to. I want to kind
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of have a conversation so that because I feel like
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you're kind of in that situation because I think when
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we first started, you told me that just life happens.
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You were kind of feeling like not quite yourself again,
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so you don't have to tell me what's going on,
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but you said just life. So kind of tell me
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what's going on and then we'll go through this and
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we'll kind of try and connect it because I think
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a lot of people are dealing with this, including me.
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So what's what's the oof? All right?
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So what is today? Today is Wednesday, on the thirteenth,
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which was two days ago. My absolute loving little baby,
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my twelve year old puppy. He's not a puppy, but
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he's still a puppy in me. He didn't make it.
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He started not being able to use his back pause
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and we did everything, you know, for the past I
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think two weeks that we could, you know, helping him.
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I had absolute hope that things were gonna get there,
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and unfortunately it wasn't just you know, it wasn't just
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old age. Cancer had got to him and it grew
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rapidly and he just didn't make it, and that was
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one of the hardest things to deal with, you know,
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and like, and I started thinking, it's like, all right,
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my mom died in June last year, another another person
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died like five months not even five Yeah, I think
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it was five months after her, and my aunt died
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three months after that. No, it was it was five months.
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I mean it was June, then November, so that's three
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months I think. And then my aunt died in February.
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person has, you know, left my life. It's like, do
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you get a break?
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Hey, rebel. I don't know why I decided to do this.
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I mean, sometimes I just I'll be honest with you.
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Sometimes I just say I'm going to go with what
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I feel. Let me tell you my dog of seventeen
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years that was totally attached to me that I took
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care of really for the last five or six years.
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Same thing. He couldn't control his back paws, he couldn't
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control us. But we had to put him down two
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three weeks ago. So that's another reason why I'm like,
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I've been overwork. This thing happens and I just had
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to take a break. So I understand you totally. That's
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what I'm trying to get across. I understand where you're
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at because I've been all of those places. I've dealt
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with harmones with my wife and my practice. Everybody goes
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through this. We just this is what I'm saying. Those
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are these obvious stressors, but a lot of times when
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we have these obvious stresses, then we go into this
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mood where we're compounding the problem. And that's what I wanted.
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That's what we're going to talk talk about. But Rebel,
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I totally understand where you are. Okay, and everybody goes
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through this. We're talking about cycles, balance and transitions where
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we're transitioning that all of our that are loved ones
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are starting to pass away, all the people who raised us,
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who taught us that are starting to pass away in
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their forties and fifties. Those are all of those stresses
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that I'm talking about that we have to understand that
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everybody's going to have to deal with it if you
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live long enough. And how do we moderate it, how
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do we not make it worse? How do we understand
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it where we know that those stresses are going to
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cause us to maybe get sick easily because it suppresses
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your immune system. It may throw off my heartmones, it
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may throw off my digestive system. But you understand it.
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And so that's what we're talking about. So I'm going
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to try and get through these lads, But Rebel, let's
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talk this through while while we're both trying to deal
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with some of the same things. So, hey, you have
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all of my sympathy. People who are not dog lovers
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are animal lovers, don't understand it. And to tell you
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the truth, I was not an animal lover until my
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kids started bringing animals home and this dog attached to
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me and I attached to it. And man, I never
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knew that I would feel like this about a dog.
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But I understand you. So let's go. Let's let me
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just go through the slash. Let me see if this
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is so. You know, what I've been talking about is
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the minstrual cycle. And we're talking about and I always
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keep saying, hey, the missile cycle is downstream. Is really
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the stress that's the problem. And so what we're talking about,
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and in anybody's case who's under stress, the mistal cycle
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is dependent upon ovulation it's about making an egg. But
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what throws that off the corta's al rhythm. If you
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are under stress, your body does not ovulate, and when
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you don't ovulate, it doesn't make progesterone. So now that
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abnormal corta's all rhythm is causing annovulation and you get
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all of these problems and it ends up with estragon dominance.
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All right, So we have got to try and fix
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this cortisol rhythm, and we try to try and support
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our adrenal gland so that it can get us through
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these these issues. So all right, and you know, again,
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being raised the son of a Baptist's preacher, you start
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to you know, you incorporate these things. And so part
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of the age was blueprint way back in Ecclesiastes. Everything
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there is a season, Okay, There's a time to be
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born and a time to die. I hope some of
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you have heard most of this. It's time to plant,
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it's time to pulp, pluck kill, and a time to heal.
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It's the time to break down and a time to
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build up. Is the time to weep and the time
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to leat. It's time to mourn, and it's a time
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to dance. Everything has equal and opposite and we have
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to balance these things out. So this is what we're
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talking about with cycles. Everything has a cycle. These are
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all cycles. They're ups and downs. That is how life is.
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But we have to be able to move through these
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ups and downs. We need to be aware that these
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things are going to happen. We need to be aware
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that this is what it's affecting and because a lot
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of times we go through this and we just don't
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understand what is happening, and that ends up creating more stress.
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So what we want to do is we want to
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eat when the harvest is there. We want to eat
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when the things are in season. We want to do
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things in season, not out of season. When we do
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things out of season, we end up getting outcomes that
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we don't want. Okay, does that make sense, Rebel.
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Yes, it's difficult to do that all the time. Though.
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We've had some questions coming in as we're going along,
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and it's it's difficult. I mean, especially when when things
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are thrown at you that you don't know, you know,
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and then then you start feeling like I did everything possible,
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why did this still happen? You know, you start making
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questions that you probably wouldn't question normally.
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tell you about that. So when you are when you
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are like that, yeah, you start to you start to
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what they call self ruminate. There's some this default mode
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network where whenever you are in front of it like this,
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you end up running the same picture through your mind.
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Why did it happen to me? Da? Da da da.
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But if we understand that this is just a transition,
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this is that circle of life you are going. You
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had your You had your time to dance, you had
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your time to to have family dinners. You had your time.
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into the other part of life. It is when things
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where things aren't added on to your life, things are
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starting to take away. So now what do you have
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to do. You have to add on more social connections
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if your family is are to pass away. That's why
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loneliness is so dangerous. We need to have other people.
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you're dog, when they start to fade away, it's a loss, okay.
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lost it, and now you've got to come back and
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you've got to add something else. And you know, in
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Buddhism and all that stuff, they talk about the law
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of impermanence. You have to understand that nothing lasts forever. Okay,
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So the dog, your good times, your bad times. We
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always say this too shall pass. Yes, the good times
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and the bad times will both pass. So let's look
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at this. So we've been talking about the hormone blueprint.
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So the hormone blueprint is cycles, balance, and transitions. You
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have a minstral cycle, okay, you go in and out
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of those cycles. You're going in your reproductive years. That's
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called puberty. You have to have balance in your reproductive
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cycle between esragen and progesterone, not too much cortisols so