July 15

A Snowball’s Chance in Hell

A Snowball’s Chance in Hell

There is a “Snowball Effect” when it comes to stress and how it affects your health.

When a little bit of stress gets stored in your body, it starts growing and growing unless you do something to dissipate it.

Your stored stress starts accumulating more and more stress around it.

It gets bigger and bigger and then WHAMMO!

 

To hear more about this concept and how it relates to your health, click on the “Play” button on the audio player above.

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About the Author

Dr. Jay Warren has been a prenatal and pediatric chiropractor for 20 years. He is also the Wellness Care Coordinator at the CAP Wellness Center in San Diego, CA where 90% of his practice is pregnant or postpartum women and babies under one year old.
Dr. Jay is also an instructor for the ICPA, the host of the podcasts “Healthy Births, Happy Babies” and “The Dadhood Journey”.
He has created many online programs: “Connecting with Baby” guides pregnant women through processes to strengthen maternal bonding for a happier pregnancy, gentler birth and easier post-partum experience and “The New Dads Classes” which help new fathers navigate one of the biggest, most important life transitions a man will experience.
Dr. Jay is also the proud father of his 7 year old son, Niko who keeps him very busy (and happy) outside of the office.

Dr. Jay Warren

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  1. Jay, I have enjoyed all the tips you have sent along and I have listened to the tapes, all of them at least three times so far. They have truly been a great help and I look forward to getting into my car to listen to them again. I have started doing a 30 minute workout tape everyday. It is the “Walk Away the Pounds” series by Leslie Sasson. It is an interval training the combines walking at different speeds with use of exercise bands for strength training. Your suggestions have motivated me to get going one step at a time. I’m also drinking more water and logging my food intake on an app on my phone called “Lose it.” This change began about a week ago so I will keep you posted and let you know how I am doing. Thank you so much!

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