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Sunday, 28 August 2011
How To Deal With Stress

Everyone experiences stress from time to time. It's virtually inevitable. Work obligations, school, kids, and home life are all things that folks cannot live without and can cause them stress. A little amount of stress is actually good for a person. Some scientists say it is what motivates us and keeps us going.

However, too much of it will cause adverse health effects like: heart palpitations, increased blood pressure, increased respiration and weight loss or gain. That is why it is terribly vital that a person learns the way to manage their stress. It can be managed by meditation, exercise, taking up a hobby, and learning to say no. Go here for more info on how to deal with stress.

Yes, what you eat really will have an effect on your mood. Eating a balanced diet that is stuffed with vitamins, fiber, and enough protein is an excellent means of keeping your brain in tiptop shape, thereby facilitating your ability to handle stressful situations rationally and efficiently.

Sleep deficit has nearly become an epidemic in modern society. Constantly driven to achieve and produce, nearly every individual is guilty of depriving themselves of sleep so as to get more done. In a stressful situation, you may be tempted to "pull an all-nighter" in order to satisfy a deadline or get in some last minute studying, but contrary to what your over-stressed brain is telling you, a rested mind and body will actually be able to accomplish more, without over-taxing your system.

Taking up a hobby can also help an individual manage their stress better. Everyone needs an escape from the world and discovering something that one enjoys doing can be that escape. Whether it's drawing, writing, dancing, or just sitting down watching a comedy, everyone wants to do something that is enjoyable to keep the level of tension down.

Make a promise to sit down to dinner along with your family every night. Not only will this force you to interrupt your work-focus, but it additionally means sitting down to a relaxed meal with the family who loves and needs you.


Posted by chris3742004 at 4:49 AM EDT
Updated: Thursday, 13 October 2011 5:47 AM EDT
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