Articles, tagged with "stress symptoms", page 5
10th April 2008
Our world today fosters more stress than ever before. If it's gotten to you, it's gotten to your pets. You can help your pets by using the following steps.
1. Don't let your stress become contagious: Because stress is infectious, and your precious pa...
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Author:
Ruth Klein
18th February 2008
Stress Introduction
Stress is something that has become synonymous with our everyday life. Though everybody has problems, tragedies, challenges, and frustrations, being stressed for long time, and habitually can drain you out physically, as well as ...
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Author:
Dr John Anne
19th January 2008
Stress is sometimes described as the "fight or flight" response: the body prepares for running or fighting, and the muscles, lungs, heart, and brain gear up for action. Breathing is quicker, heartbeat gets laster, and blood pressure goes up. The cause of ...
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Author:
Alien
14th January 2008
Think for a minute what the body goes through during events of stress. No matter what goes on in our lives, the body is resilient to almost everything we put it through; almost everything.
Nothing harmful continues without showing the wear and tear and...
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Author:
Doclind
13th July 2007
Botanical Name Valerian: Valeriana Officinalis
Other Common Names:Valerian root, garden valerian, tobacco root, garden heliotrope, all-heal, phu (Galen), great wild valerian, amantilla, setwall, setewale capon's tail
Habitat: Valerian root is native...
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Author:
Alien
01st July 2007
"Wall Flower, shyness, quiet, keeps to himself, loner;" We use all these terms to describe what may very well be social anxiety, a very treatable disorder that torments millions everyday. Anxiety tests can rule out other disorders such as autism in the te...
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Author:
Alien
01st July 2007
Sitting in the wings of the theatre stage waiting to be introduced for your speech, sweaty palms, rapid heartbeat, all sorts of uncomfortable stress symptoms. You hear your name, the audience clapping, you walk out to the stage and the audience gasps, who...
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Author:
Alien
01st July 2007
Am I having a heart attack? Am I dying? Or is it anxiety? Many symptoms of anxiety mirror symptoms of other illnesses. This is because the "fight or flight" response is triggered in anxiety attacks and the body will respond as if it is threatened. The hea...
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Author:
Alien
01st July 2007
Anxiety is one of the most common complaints of people from every walk of life. If not managed, this anxiety grows steadily, becoming uncontrollable and slowly takes over one's life.
With the rise in advertising of pharmaceutical companies, it is easy ...
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Author:
Alien
26th June 2007
In part three of this series of articles I will examine the ADA model. ADA stands for awareness-dialogue-action. It is the assertion of this author that mastering anger awareness and emotional literacy is key to anger management. One must be aware of the ...
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Author:
Carlos Todd
05th June 2007
Thomas Edison realized the importance of potassium when he first introduced the design for the alkali battery that is still used to this day. But even Edison might not have realized that potassium has an equally crucial role in our body's health. Potassiu...
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Author:
Mitamins Team
18th April 2007
"Stressed out" is a common phrase these days. While some stress is healthy, unwanted stress can be harmful - and it is harmful stress that is becoming increasingly common today. A huge industry has grown up out there on claiming to provide stress relie...
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Author:
Mitamins Team
17th November 2006
Shavasana, or corpse pose, is usually done at the end of most yoga sessions. It is a deceptively simple posture, as there is no twisting, or stretching or anything that is usually associated with the asanas. However, corpse pose is an important part of th...
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Author:
Rebecca Prescott
17th November 2006
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression related to the change of seasons. It usually affects people during the fall and winter months, though some experience it during the summer months. Researchers disagree on the exact causes of SAD. O...
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Author:
Arthur Buchanan
25th October 2006
Every human being is an emotional being. The levels of emotions may be high or low. But when that level is disturbed, you have stress and anxiety. The dividing line between these two negative tendencies is very thin. Your anxiety may be due to stress or y...
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Author:
Kanishk manchanda