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Stress is viewed as psychological, but its physical effects are very real. What we perceive a s stressor, whether physical, emotional,
Or mental, poses a threat to our well-being. Here are some lifestyle tips to help you deal.
Exercise. Physical activity can clear your mind, regulate hormones and boost circulation to keep you alert during stressful times.
Learn to relax. Practice progressive relaxation meditation, massage, aromatherapy and deep breathing.
Snack. For a restful night's sleep eat yogurt as a late-night snack. It's rich in intryptophan, which calms the brain, as well as calcium,
Which relaxes the body.
Change your reaction to stress. Think about how you were able to positively resolve stressful situations in the past.
Most stressful situations you encountered in the past had much more positive outcome then you were initially assumed during the high impact of stress.
You can break the cycle of stress in these situations by simply reminding yourself that most of the stress events in your past had failed to materialize.
Remember that stress is perceived. Your thoughts can alter your psychology so thinking positively in these situation will lower your stress levels and help you be able to deal and view situation more objectively.














