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The document provides 4 tips for overcoming panic attacks naturally: 1) Recognize that panic attacks are a behavioral issue and not a mental problem to gain back a sense of control; 2) Make a list of trusted friends and family who can reassure and help during an attack; 3) Practice controlled breathing techniques to balance oxygen and carbon dioxide levels and reduce symptoms; 4) Ensure proper sleep which reduces anxiety and the risk of panic attacks.
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2. The parasympathetic nervous system, which promotes the “rest and digest” response, calming down the body once the danger has passed.
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• Our heart rate, blood pressure and breathing speed up,
• Our muscles become tense,
• Fat and sugar are released to provide energy to the muscles. This can also cause trembling,
• Digestion and urine production are put standby as they’re not needed in this situation,
• Sweating occurs. This keeps the body cool and makes us harder to grab if we’re attacked,
• Our pupils dilate so that more light can enter and we can see the threat more clearly,
When you perceive a situation as dangerous, certain physiological processes kick in instantly to help you escape that danger. That's the well-known "fight or flight response." In terms of public speaking anxiety, the body releases a pair of stress hormones, adrenaline and cortisol. Adrenaline prepares the body to fight the threat or to flee (if the danger is too great to fight); while cortisol assists in the metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins and fats—in other words, to get you activated.
When the body exp
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- 2. 1) Recognise that there isn't anything mentally wrong with you. You just have a behavioural issue that can be treated successfully. Once you understand this, then you're in a better position to take back control, which is a vital step in overcoming panic attacks naturally. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/6588295
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- 4. 3) Practice proper controlled breathing techniques. Controlled breathing can help to re-balance your oxygen/carbon dioxide ratio and so help to reduce and bring some of the symptoms under control. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/6588295
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