Stress Management
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Stress is defined as a demand on physical or mental energy that can disturb one's normal health. Stress is caused by attitudes, life situations, cognitive dissonance, and environmental stressors like pollution and unsafe neighborhoods. Symptoms of stress include memory problems, short temper, headaches, overreacting to problems, and sleeping too much. Simple ways to relieve stress include nature walks, playing with pets, helping others, humor journals, and yoga or meditation.
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Our bodies have a natural fight or flight response to stress that increases blood pressure and suppresses the immune system. While useful for escaping threats, long term stress can lead to health issues like headaches, asthma, hypertension and heart disease. To manage stress, one should fix controllable stressors, accept uncontrollable ones, and use techniques like exercise, deep breathing, meditation, muscle relaxation and stretching to protect the body from stress's physical effects. Interpreting stressful situations positively and preparing for potential stressors can also help accept the inevitable ups and downs of life.
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