
This episode explores the impact of emotional suppression and chronic stress on women's health, particularly in relation to autoimmune diseases.
The Silent Cost Of Being The Strong Woman | Mid Week Tease Women account for nearly 80% of people diagnosed with autoimmune diseases. While biology, hormones, genetics and environmental factors are all important pieces of the puzzle, another question deserves our attention:What does decades of emotional suppression, chronic caregiving and relentless stress do to a woman's body? In this week's Mid Week Tease, Adelle explores the socio-cultural expectations placed on women, the physiological effects of chronic stress, and the thought-provoking work of physician Gabor Maté, who invites us to consider the connection between emotional health and physical wellbeing.This episode is not about blaming women for illness. Instead, it's an invitation to think more deeply about what happens when women spend a lifetime putting themselves last.In this episode: Why women account for the majority of autoimmune disease diagnoses The autoimmune diseases most commonly affecting women What science currently understands about autoimmune diseases The difference between emotional regulation and emotional suppression Why so many women struggle to express anger, ask for help and say no Gabor Maté's…
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