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Stress Relief Advice For Free

This article gives free tips and advice about how to reduce stress. I am a person who used to stress in a big way. At one point a work colleague made a comment that he thought that I walked around with the weight of the world's problems on my shoulders. My hair started to turn grey when I was only twenty-one years of age. Things though had to and were about to change.

Stress Management, The New Health Trend.

What is it about stress and stress management that everybody has their panties up in a bunch about now-a-days? I mean do we really think that our society today is more stressed out than back in the days when people were dying right and left, eaten by large animals, starving, being shot with arrows, etc.? I mean you've got to be kidding me right? Well yes and no. The fact is that people who are stressed out by today's standards have more life limiting diseases such as cancer a...

Five Things You Can Do To Help Deal With The Stress of Long Haul Trips

Long Haul Trips on aircraft, trains or buses can really challenge a person's ability to cope and deal with travel stress. Have you noticed the number of irate people who travel these days? There are five things you can try to help you cope with traveling on long haul trips so that you are not another statistic of being an irate passenger.

Cortisol — The Stress Hormone

Experts claim that physical illness are among the negative effects of too much stress and anxiety. During stressful situations, the body stimulates the release of cortisol through the adrenal glands to cortisol. Cortisol is a natural steroid hormone that science experts refer to as the “stress hormone. It is known as the“stress hormone” because large amounts of this substance are released whenever a person feels stressed out.

Combat Stress – 7 Practical Methods

A stress-free lifestyle could very well do wonders in eliminating depression.

Here are 7 practical methods to combat stress:

1. Express Amusement And Be Happy.
Laugh hard and loud. If you don’t have a sense of humor, find someone else who has. Laughter releases endorphins (happy chemicals) from the body, and it helps boost your immune system.

2. Take Control Over Your Time and Schedule.
You’ll be much more able to deal with stress if you have a good handle on y...

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