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A Diet To Reduce Stress & Boost Energy

(Submitted by: Sacha Tarkovsky)

Today we live in a more stressful world than ever before and it many people feel constantly fatigued.A good way to combat fatigue is to be careful what you eat and make sure you have a diet to reduce stress; this will also reduce hunger pangs and the desire to overeat.Stress can lead to tiredness and overeatingChronic stress increases the production of hormones that ... Read article

Keeping Track of Your Stress Level

(Submitted by: Bruce Taylor)

I know that youve seen them: the magazines are full of questionnaires that claim to measure your stress level. Some of them are useful because they make you think about your stress, but most of them seem sort of silly. First of all, they dont tell you how much youre stressed, and they dont give you any clue what to do about it.But heres a different approach: Ive shown below a very short ... Read article

Stress Fractures, Blood Pressure Medications: Common Runner''s ...

(Submitted by: Gabe Mirkin, M.D.)

Whats the best way to treat a stress fracture?Bone stress fractures are very common sports injuries. Any trauma to bones, such as repeated pounding when your heel strikes the ground during running, or landing on your feet after grabbing a basketball, can cause small cracks on the surface of bones called stress fractures. In healthy athletes, they can take from 3 to 12 weeks to heal, ... Read article

The Laws of Stress Mastery

(Submitted by: Jeff Herring)

The Law of Decision and Question - Every day we have to make a decision and answer a question about stress. Is it going to beat us or are we going to beat it? Each and every day.The Law of Recovery - We can handle any amount of stress, if we have an equal or greater amount of recovery after the stress.The Law of Laughter - The law of laughter states that if ... Read article

Stressed Over Stress? Learn to Relax and Be Calm!

(Submitted by: Abe Kass)

We, as people, are becoming more stressed each day. Many of us take on more than we can handle. With so many obligations and all that running around, it is easy for the stress to build up and become chronic. Once it has reached the chronic stage it is harder to treat. The best solution is prevention. The following suggestions, while they might seem quite basic, are actually some of the most ... Read article

Relaxation Techniques: A Simple Exercise To Relieve Stress

(Submitted by: Sacha Tarkovsky)

We all know the signs of stress getting to us. The muscles become tense and even cramped. We are frowning and our continence changes (people can easily see you are stressed and anxious). Our tempers become short, and we feel very uncomfortable.Here is a sure fire relaxation technique and re-energizing exercise as a stress first aid.Stress management experts and yoga masters both ... Read article

Stress Originates From The Mind But Devastates The Body

(Submitted by: Terje Ellingsen)

The doctors waiting rooms are full of anxiety. The hospitals contain lots of nervousness, tension and worry. Millions of people are staying home from work every day because of affliction, apprehensiveness, nervous tension and restlessness. Another word for this common though unfortunate, traumatic disease is stress. Stress management seems to be a more actual issue today than ever ... Read article

Coping With Stress

(Submitted by: Diane Hale)

Stressa sense of powerlessness! We all feel powerless at some time or other. Our lives are a restless search for power- the power to overcome the limitations we constantly experience. At the most fundamental level, we need the power of self-esteem, the power of security, the power to meet the challenge of other people, the power to face situations, the power to feel at home in time. The ... Read article

Simple Stress Relief Natural Methods

(Submitted by: Gail Leino)

From medicinal aids to mental exercises, there are lots of ways to gain stress relief. It's very important that you pay attention to what your body is telling you, because it's easy to get drawn into your job, home, or school activities and frustrations and not realize until afterwards that you've got a mega load of stress.When you feel the stress building up in yourself one of the ... Read article

How To Reduce Stress

(Submitted by: Steve Hill)

This article looks at ways to reduce the amount people stress. I was often known as a bit if a stress head, which I have to admit was a good description of me. I have now learnt about ways to relax, which have helped me to live a much more care-free life.There have been a number of issues in my own life which have caused me to lose confidence, become stressed and even depressed. These ... Read article

Stress Management: Stress & Pressure

(Submitted by: Jeff Herring)

Just for one day, I'm inviting you to make a critical distinction between stress and pressure.But aren't they are the same? you may be thinking to yourself.In fact they are really quite different. And it is a difference that makes a difference as well.Stress or pressure?What is your largest source of stress? Is it work, family, finances or something ... Read article

Stress Management

(Submitted by: Elizabeth Morgan)

Stress management is a process designed for identifying stress factors and learning skills to reduce the impact of stressors in todays demanding workplace.Before entering into stress management, lets have a look at what stress is. It is the wear and tear that the body experience when it tries to adjust with the changing environment. Stress has both physical as well as emotional effects ... Read article

The Key To Reducing Stress Is Based On Your Nutritional Intake

(Submitted by: Tim Gorman)

As I'm sure you well know, stress somehow manages to affect all of us to some degree and for good reason. On a daily basis our lives are filled with situations that create tension. Many of these tense moments come from obligations to our family, friends, job and the many things that keep us busy throughout a normal day in out lives. As you can imagine, this buildup of stress can be harmful ... Read article

Stress Management: 2 Points You Gotta Know

(Submitted by: Jeff Herring)

All these years of working with clients to manage the stress in their lives has taught me two important things that we all need to learn and remember:1. The only people who have absolutely no stress can be found in the cemeteryWhat this means is that trying to eliminate all stress from your life is not a reasonable or achievable goal. Learning how to successfully ... Read article

Stress Management: It''s All in How We Handle It

(Submitted by: Jeff Herring)

"A diamond is simply a lump of coal that handled stress very well."This is the quote with which I begin many of my stress mastery seminars.If you are alive, you are experiencing some level of stress. It's a sign we are alive. In fact, the only people with no stress at all are in the cemetery.As human beings, we are hard wired both psychologically and physically, to have a ... Read article

Stress Management: Music, Music, Music

(Submitted by: Jeff Herring)

When I write and speak about stress management, I prefer to call it stress mastery. I prefer to call this stress mastery because why merely manage something when you can take the next step and master it?Music has charms.....It's been said that music has charms to sooth the savage beast.While that may be true, I know for a fact that music has charms to soothe your ... Read article

Stress Management:: 10 Tips to Turn the Tables on Stress

(Submitted by: Jeff Herring)

1. The first thing to make clear is that I look at handling stress a little bit differently from many others. Typically, people focus on how to reduce or eliminate the stress in their lives.Their focus is on surviving stress.My belief is that their focus is too narrow and limited.My focus, by contrast, is on how to thrive on the stress in your life, how to make it ... Read article

Stress Management and Mastery: 3 Powerful Tools to Beat Stress

(Submitted by: Jeff Herring)

Q: We recently had someone come to our company to talk about stress management. All he did was talk about the physical results of stress and tell us we need to not be so stressed and to relax. It really wasn't very helpful, and I was wondering if you could offer some tips on how to handle stress.A: You've run into a problem I see all too often in the field of stress management, as well ... Read article

Stress Management: What is Your Rain Attitude?

(Submitted by: Jeff Herring)

Is has rained all day here in Tallahassee, Florida. It was raining when I went to bed last night, it was raining when I got up this morning, and it's raining now as I write this on a Saturday evening. The temperature has hung around forty three degrees all day.What's your rain attitude?A little while ago I went up to the grocery store to do a bit of shopping. I noticed how ... Read article

Stress Management and Mastery: Breakdown or Breakthrough?

(Submitted by: Jeff Herring)

Q: My career, though very very stressful, is one that I thoroughly enjoy and do not want to change. Because Im under so much stress, my counselor has recommended that I eliminate all stress from my life. This doesnt seem to make sense to me, especially since I like what I do so much. Should I quit my job, or is there something else I can do?I think your counselor is wrong. ... Read article


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What is stress?

Stress (roughly the opposite of relaxation) is a medical term for a wide range of strong external stimuli, both physiological and psychological, which can cause a physiological response called the general adaptation syndrome, first described in 1936 by Hans Selye in the journal Nature.
An emotionally disruptive or upsetting condition occurring in response to adverse external influences and capable of affecting physical health which can be characterized by increased heart rate, a rise in blood pressure, muscular tension, irritability and depression. Stress does not cause migraine but can be a migraine "trigger".
A condition in which the organism is subjected to unfavourable or unfamiliar environmental conditions, resulting in some alteration in normal physical functioning. Short-term stress can often be overcome. Long-term stress can reduce resistance to disease and parasites, inhibit self-healing processes, and reduce life-span.