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Stressed Out? Read this..

Stressed Out? Read this..

Posted by Get Well Natural LLC on Nov 13th 2019

Tips for Reducing Holiday Stress

Stressed Shopper

With so much to do and so little time, the holidays can be stressful. In fact, many studies have found that it's the material aspect of the holidays that causes the most stress. Buying gifts that will take months to pay off turns the joy of giving into the stress of being in debt. Socializing with relatives is another stressful aspect of the holidays, especially if you have to travel. Unfortunately, most of us can't escape the extra responsibilities and commitments of the season. We simply have to learn how to cope.

Reducing Stress - an Eastern Medicine Point of View

Coffee and Sweets
Some of the manifestations of stress include fatigue, insomnia, sugar and salt cravings, appetite changes, depression, anxiety, lightheadedness, immune system dysfunction and viral infections, fluid retention and weight gain, irritability, and difficulty multi-tasking or handling sudden surprises. But it is not the stress, as much as it is our response to the stress, which causes us to have physical and mental ill health. Click here to read Dr. Graeme Shaw's fascinating article on the many nutritional substances in our diet and in supplement form that can curb our reaction to stress.*

Calm Ezz Stress-Health Supporting Herbal Supplement

Calm Ezz
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, practitioners believe that stress reduction can be achieved when the body and mind naturally returns to a state of healthy balance and harmony.

To achieve this, TCM practitioners recommend a healthy diet and exercise as well as adding natural substances like lots of water, detoxification nutrients and effective herbal supplements.

Calm Ezz is designed to promote healthy emotional balance, healthy stress resistance and natural relaxation. Three key herbs, including ziziphus spinosa, could help you maintain balance in the midst of anxiety and stressful situations, plus provide inward support for those at risk for restlessness and irritability.*

Massage Your Stress Away

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Massage your stress away How do you make time for yourself? If you know you're going to be out shopping all day, why not schedule a massage as your last stop. According to the MayoClinic, the relaxing feeling that occurs when receiving a massage counters the anxiety that has infiltrated the body's system. Besides being physically relaxing, Massage may also cause the body to produce fewer stress hormones and may also increase the body's production of pain killing endorphins and the mood-altering hormone serotonin.

More Tips for Reducing Stress

One way to reduce stress is to concentrate on the simple pleasures. Make cookies from pre-made dough and give them to your friends. Walk around the neighborhood to admire the holiday decorations. Go outside and make snow angels (or go to the beach and make sand angels). Above all, Mental Health America advises:

  • Keep expectations manageable
  • Be realistic about what you can and cannot do
  • Don't put the entire focus on just one day

Get Shaw's TOP TEN

If you haven't grabbed your copy of Dr. Shaw's Top Ten List of supplements, or you are on another device, here's the link again: Click for Dr. Shaw's Top Ten..

Thanks

David Leong

General Manager

P. S. Eastern Medicine practitioners have long used herbs, nutrition and natural supplementation to successfully support health. In modern times, a growing body of scientific evidence is also backing the value that natural substances may provide.

As always, remember there is a wealth of information from books, online sources and from properly educated healthcare practitioners that may provide further guidance to best support your situation. Always educate yourself and consult with your doctor or practitioner when needed!

*These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. TCM is an acronym for Traditional Chinese Medicine.

**The information provided on this site is for informational purposes only, not intended to replace your doctor's or other health care professional's advice or treatment. Nor is any information contained on or in any product label or packaging intended to provide or replace professional health care advice. Do not use the this site's information for diagnosis or treatment of any health problem, nor for prescription of any treatment or medication. Always consult with a healthcare professional before undertaking any diet, exercise, herbal or other supplementation program, taking any medications, or if you suspect you may have or already have any type of health problem. Do not stop taking any medication without first consulting your doctor.