
1. Consider labs to check iron, thyroid, cortisol (often done by saliva tests) and vitamin D levels. Treat any of these values if they are abnormal.
2. Begin taking a high potency multivitamin/multi-mineral.
3. Be sure to get 1,000-2,000 mg of vitamin C and 5,000 mcg biotin per day.
4. Take a B complex 1-2 times a day. Higher doses tend to be better for those with more stress.
5. Cut out the refined sugar, sweets and processed foods.
6. Eat more fruits, vegetables and a variety of good quality proteins.
7. Get a good night’s sleep.
8. Consider more exercise, yoga, hobbies or counseling to help the body better cope with stress.
Source: Women General Health; Discovery Health
Courtesy: Health Prior 21

