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Welcome to Susie Larson Live.

Always so honored to get to spend this time with you.

In fact, I look forward to bringing you conversations every single day that hopefully inspire you in your faith walk, that deepen your

understanding of God's Word, and that heightens your awareness of his very real presence in your

life. Well, if you listen often enough, you know each month we have our good friend Dr. Troy Spurrell

on the show to talk about health and the healing process. It's one of our favorite shows.

I hear from you. I know it's one of your favorites as well. And we always welcome

your questions. In fact, if you want to get them going, if you got a health and healing question,

go ahead and text it in. 877-933-2484. Today we're going to kick off our conversation by talking

about cortisol. Do you know what cortisol is? It's an essential hormone that impacts almost

every organ of your body. But what happens

when your cortisol levels are too high? What are the symptoms? What happens when they're too

low? Well, before we hear from Dr. Troy, I want to introduce you to my beautiful sister, Karen

Eggeberg. You may recognize her last name if you've listened for a long time because she's the

mother of Noah Eggeberg, who joined us on the show a year ago,

two years ago. We've replayed the show a couple times with his wife, Hannah. Noah and Hannah are amazing, amazing young people. Karen is amazing woman of God. She's a ministry leader. She's a heart

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