The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
if you have high cortisol because you're stressed constantly and your your body is still operating on genes from you know a million years ago that's telling you we're stressed must be something coming to kill us so we're going to liberate a bunch of energy into the bloodstream well well then it's still got if you're not going to use it if it doesn't get used it's got to be put back somewhere right
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when it comes to somebody who's getting very low sleep overall unhealthy lifestyle you know smoke whatever they're going to have high levels of cortisol and and that can be problematic from the or very like high levels of stress because now i think about what stress used to mean stress used to mean oh crap there's that thing that's going to kill me i need to run and so your body would produce cortisol for a myriad of different reasons part of that was just a fuel mobilization response it mobilizes glucose free fatty acids those sorts of things it's just trying to get as much fuel in the bloodstream as it can