CIRS, or Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome, is a condition that impacts your immune system, hormones, and brain. “Chronic” means it can be lifelong — but there’s hope. With the right care, your body can move back into balance.
In this video, we’ll talk about how CIRS creates a domino effect in the body, why symptoms can seem unrelated, and the important role of MSH (melanocyte stimulating hormone) in overall health. You’ll also learn why partnering with a knowledgeable medical provider is key to understanding your unique situation and supporting your healing journey.
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What SIRS Is and Why It Matters 0:00
SIRS is an acronym for chronic inflammatory response syndrome. I want you to pay attention to something chronic. It means that it will affect you the rest of your life. But here's the great news. your body can move into a state of balance. SIRS affects multiple parts of your, body your immune system, your hormone or endocrine system and your neurologic system.
How SIRS Affects the Immune, Nervous, and Hormone Systems 0:34
So when a medical practitioner or you determine that you have chronic inflammatory response, it means that a domino effect has occurred. in your body number one your immune system is affected that's intimately tied with your neurologic system your brain your cognition your emotions anxiety panic depression fear but your hormone system can be out of balance too so when you partner With a medical provider, number one, they need to determine if you have a genetic predisposition for chronic inflammatory response.
The reason you're receiving this video or you've enrolled in this course is that we've either determined that you had that genetic vulnerability or you
Genetic Predisposition and the Role of MSH 1:18
may not, but a master control hormone in your body called MSH, melanocyte stimulating hormone. It's like an orchestra director that controls many areas, influences many of your bodies that cause many different seemingly unrelated symptoms.
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