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Chapter 2, Why You Should Measure Your Cortisol Levels

Writer's picture: Wibe WagenmansWibe Wagenmans

“Cortisol is produced from cholesterol through multiple enzymatic steps by specialized cells in the outer portion of the adrenal glands, small triangular-shaped structures situated on top of the kidneys. It’s secreted for at least two reasons: As a basal level it controls numerous homeostatic maintenance functions and keeps the body aligned with our circadian clock – a natural process that regulates our sleep–wake cycle and repeats roughly every 24 hours. And it serves as a stress response at critical moments when our body perceives the need to respond to danger”.


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