Sep 10, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 12 segments
**Regular guest, Doc, Mike and Art examine the 13 stressors that can get us all if we let them. They go into details on how these stressors occur and stick around at the end for a surprising remedy…
Art StemleHostThis is where cellular oxygen is deprived in the body, causing an acidic environment, and many, many of the 10,000 medical money-making scams, which are mostly lifestyles, uh, occur after that.
Next is nutritional stress, emotional stress, financial stress, religious stress, personal stress, medical stress, physical stress, family stress and personal stress, muscle stress, environmental stress, and the real big one, which I was a victim of in 1965 as I headed for Vietnam in boot camp, sleep deprivation stress.
That's what happens when you get a raise from the boss or you, uh, yeah, you win the lotto, uh, you get a hole in one on a golf course, you hit 25 straight on the, uh, trap shooting.
Some of the listeners are going, "What the hell? You know, I've heard of distress.
Now he's saying eustress." Define your terminology, and is there a third and fourth one?
When I find it out, I'll let you know, but I know the first two, distress and eustress, and they're...
The, uh, adrenal glands start firing into, um, s- sympathetic environment in the body versus parasympathetic.
Uh, you get into fight or flight, and, um, your body starts tightening up on you.
How are they supposed to breathe? And that's why oxidative stress is the number one stressor that I help people with.
This is where cellular oxygen is deprived in the body, causing an acidic environment, and many, many of the 10,000 medical money-making scams, which are mostly lifestyles, uh, occur after that.
Next is nutritional stress, emotional stress, financial stress, religious stress, personal stress, medical stress, physical stress, family stress and personal stress, muscle stress, environmental stress, and the real big one, which I was a victim of in 1965 as I headed for Vietnam in boot camp, sleep deprivation stress.
That's what happens when you get a raise from the boss or you, uh, yeah, you win the lotto, uh, you get a hole in one on a golf course, you hit 25 straight on the, uh, trap shooting.
Some of the listeners are going, "What the hell? You know, I've heard of distress.
Now he's saying eustress." Define your terminology, and is there a third and fourth one?
When I find it out, I'll let you know, but I know the first two, distress and eustress, and they're...
The, uh, adrenal glands start firing into, um, s- sympathetic environment in the body versus parasympathetic.
Uh, you get into fight or flight, and, um, your body starts tightening up on you.
How are they supposed to breathe? And that's why oxidative stress is the number one stressor that I help people with.
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