3. Think about it.
Stress, for example, is common
at work and in relationships. It
can alter how you think, eat, feel,
and breathe.
eating
breathing
feeling
thinking
S T R E S S
Unmanaged, these and
other dimensions can
interact to make stress
worse...
4. manage these and
other dimensions
to address the multiple
causes of stress.
eating
breathing
feeling
thinking
Wellness
Inventory helps
you
5. Eating larger portions more often;
high fat, sugar, alcohol, and
caffeine diet makes stress worse.
eating
breathing
feeling
thinking
S T R E S S
Shallow, rapid breathing prolongs
stress and tension, creating an
oxygen/carbon dioxide imbalance.
Reactive, negative thinking
increases cortisol levels, causing
multiple metabolic problems.
Fear, anxiety and depression
generate more negative feelings,
perpetuating the stress cycle.
6. Less fat, sugar, and caffeine
reduce cravings; well-balanced
meals maintain blood sugar.
eating
breathing
feeling
thinking
S T R E S S
Lower blood pressure and heart
rate decreases stress hormone
level, helping to reduce stress.
Positive, realistic thoughts
reduce dilemmas, frustrations,
and negative feelings.
Lower anxiety decreases fear and
anger responses, relieving
tension on the nervous system.