Anxiety and depression often reflect deeper physiologic imbalances in hormones, gut health, inflammation, and toxic burden, and lasting relief requires addressing the root causes rather than masking symptoms.
When Does Anxiety Become a Medical Problem?
When under lots of stress and stimuli, it is normal to feel anxious temporarily. But when anxiety becomes constant and a looming presence in our lives, we worry so much about everything that we can’t go about our day-to-day activities and live a normal life. That’s when it becomes a medical problem and is considered an anxiety disorder. Panic disorder is one type of anxiety disorder characterized by panic attacks, a sudden onset of intense fear; symptoms may include a racing heart, sweating, hyperventilation, nausea, and stomach upset. Social anxiety, Agoraphobia, and separation anxiety are different forms of anxiety.






