Stress and Sleep are intrinsically interconnected – understanding this relationship is fundamental when considering support strategies.

The following media shines a light on this connection and provides options for patient support solutions.

Featured Stress and Sleep Support Webinars

Presenter Bites

Allison Smith
Sleep and Cortisol: Beyond the Diurnal Rhythm

“Both high and low cortisol can have a negative influence on the sleep cycle, so low isn’t necessarily better.”

- Dr Allison Smith
Stress and the Gut Microbiome

“A child’s temperament, or how they handle stress, is influenced by their gut microbiome, especially for boys.”

- Dr Julia Malkowski
Reset Your Stress Response: Get the HPA-Axis Back in Balance

Cortisol is released in response to a stressor, it is also released in the case of low blood sugar – acutely this is helpful, however, over the long term can be highly detrimental.

- Dr Debbie Rice

Latest Blogs on Stress and Sleep Support

Supporting the Stress Response for Restful Sleep

Supporting the Stress Response - Strategies for Success

The stress response is an intricate and innate feedback mechanism vital for survival in times of emergencies. It is useful acutely, however, if it is chronically activated, may lead to detrimental repercussions including sleeplessness, anxiety, irritability, digestive issues, poor immunity, mood disorders and disease states. 

With the right strategies, long-term presentations can be employed to reduce or mitigate these symptoms. Learn more about these inside. 

Stress and Cortisol in the Type A Man

Stress-and-Cortisol-in-the-Type-A-Man-300x200

When we think of a Type A person, we generally think about high achievers, go-getters, motivated movers, and possibly more.

In a society that is constantly on the go and demanding achievements and status, it can be easy to get caught up in the current of our societal structures – especially as a Type A male.  What happens when you load testosterone onto someone whose cortisol and stress response are overwhelmed? Find out inside. 

Ashwagandha for Stress

Ashwagandha-for-Stress

Ashwagandha is a popular herb, specifically for its adaptogenic properties that help the body adapt to stress via hormesis.

Within Ayurvedic medicine, it has a long history of use as a “Rasayana”, or rejuvenator herb. Rasayana herbs can help rejuvenate the body and support the health of all tissues by eliciting a complex network of changes throughout the body. This blog further explores this traditional use as well as modern science-backed benefits.

Nourishing Nervine Herbs For Stress Support

Nourishing Nervine Herbs

There is no shortage of stressors in daily life. Whether it’s a demanding job, relationship factors or juggling the expectations of daily life, a relaxing day can be hard to come by.

That’s where nervines come in. A nervine is the descriptor for a herb believed to affect the nervous and limbic systems of the human body by helping to support a healthy response to stress and relief from occasional anxiousness. Continue reading about nervines inside.

Stress and Sleep Support Covered

FxMed has a range of products specifically designed to support stress and sleep. We recommend checking out the Mood/Sleep/Stress/HPA Axis Support section in our Top Products Booklet for our top formulations.

To do a deeper dive into these products, datasheets can be searched within our Resources hub.