Your
body is a dynamic
entity-this
means it's characterized by constant change and
activity. As a living organism, it responds to changes
in the environment. Summer, with its heat and higher
level of physical activity, is an environmental change
you can prepare for. Summer
puts specific stresses on your body and your health.
If your adrenals are weak, your body can't balance salt
and potassium. Correct balance of these two minerals is
necessary for good health and simply feeling good.
Your body's ability to sweat adequately-but not
excessively-for the purpose of cooling and detoxification is
also important during summer months. But, in the process, you
can lose vital nutrients which need to be replaced. For
example, the key mineral magnesium can be lost by sweating and
during exercise. This may not seem all that important until
you realize that magnesium is required to monitor heart rate,
blood pressure, blood vessel constriction, muscular
contraction and is a component of over
300 chemical processes in the body. It's
also critical that calcium is balanced with magnesium. A lack
of nutritional magnesium (which is required daily) and
an
excess of calcium can lead to a host of symptoms ranging from
low energy and fatigue, to constipation, muscle cramps, spasms
or tics, rapid heart rate, PMS, shortness of breath and a
number of more serious conditions.
Good
health starts at the cellular level. Cells (an estimated ten
trillion in a human body) are the building blocks of life. In
order for your body to be in top shape, all the cells that
compose your body have to be healthy. At Clayton Health
Center, we are experts in helping bodies regenerate at a
cellular level.
Enjoy
a stress-free, active and healthy summer season by getting
your body ready for summer-we call it Summer-izing.
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