anger, anxiety, depression are on increase and ill effects are just destroying the society.
World over steps have to be taken to control & contain these anger, anxiety, depression else it will be too late.
The best way to reduce your anxiety, depression, anger, and strees :
-Take controlled breaths. One simple technique is to breathe in through your nose for 4 seconds, hold the breath for a few seconds, and then exhale through your mouth slowly. Do this for about 60 seconds a few times daily.
-Talk to a friend or acquaintance. It will help you feel connected and less anxious. DO NOT talk about what you’re anxious about – just have a regular conversation.
-Eat well. Food has more to do with our moods than we think. When our blood sugar is low, we can get crabby and tense. Don’t skip meals (especially breakfast), and choose foods with protein and complex carbohydrates, to keep your blood sugar levels even, instead of spiking and dropping.
-Cut the caffeine. Indulge in your morning cup or two, but drink only decaf beverages after lunch. Caffeine gets your adrenaline going, drains your body of calcium, and makes it more difficult to relax in the evenings. Even if you think "caffeine doesn’t affect me", it can stimulate your adrenal gland and cause adrenal fatigue, which wears you down and affects your health over time.
-Exercise. Pent up stress can eat you up from the inside. Burn off all that steam the healthy way! Just going for a walk or giving a punching bag a good beating can help release endorphins and make you feel better.
-Get an at-home Yoga DVD. If you have trouble relaxing in the evenings before bed, pop in a yoga DVD and do a good series of stretches to help your body make the transition to rest mode.
-Avoid adrenaline triggers. If you’ve had an extra stressful day, ditch the scary books and movies, or news stories that get you all worked up. Even though you may enjoy them, the key here is to reduce adrenaline, not increase it!
-Get in touch with nature. Living constantly in a concrete jungle can wreak havoc on our emotional and physical health. Find a local arboretum, conservatory, memorial garden, or a quiet spot along a beach or river that’s off the beaten path. Some churches have prayer and meditation gardens, just for this purpose.
-Get a massage. Massage is proven to improve circulation and reduce stress. Even an occasional half-hour back and neck session can work wonders.
-Take a bath. Spend a little extra time to soak and let your muscles relax. Warm water is a natural soother.
-Listen to soothing music. Grab a couple of CD’s with "Sleep" or "Relaxation" in the title.
-Confide in someone trustworthy, like a priest, pastor, counselor, best friend, or help hot line. Someone who will listen and comfort, and provide wise council without judgement. You want someone honest who will help you consider your options, not who will tell you just what you want to hear. Some things we cannot change. Others, we actually have choices about. An unhealthy relationship. A hostile work environment. Trying to keep up a style of living beyond our means. Sometimes we need another perspective to find those areas of our life where our choices can actually reduce the amount of stress in our lives.
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