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| Number of Pages: | 40 pages |
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| Year Released/Circulated: | 2013 |
| Suggested Selling Price: | $27.00 |
- A discussion of the many definitions of stress and how medical professionals have typically defined it
- How irritability often manifests as a front line symptom of stress
- The symptoms of stress overload that can affect your ability to concentrate or focus on the task at hand
- The difference between "good" and "bad" stress
- The situations where it appropriate to seek out stress on purpose
- Why you are more prone to terrible accidents when you are stressed
- How the constant nurturing of negative emotions can lead to our stress levels
- What "feeling in control" of your live has to do with helping you manage stress
- How the "fight or flight" mechanism serves us in some situations and makes us chronically ill in others
- The biological evolution of the defense mechanisms that cause us to overreact to too much stimuli in the first place
- How chronic illness can cause terrible anxiety and tension as a sideline secondary symptom
- The role that dysfunctional families and relationships can play in increasing your stress levels
- Why doing the wrong type of work can be so unhealthy for you and cause your stress and anxiety levels to skyrocket
- How the Holmes-Rahe Social Readjustment Scale is used for measuring the impact of stress that is attached to various events in life with Death of a Spouse scoring a top 100 score
- The statistics regarding the number of stress related ailments that warrant millions of visits to the doctor every year
- The severe health consequences that can be the result of not being able to handle stress very well.
- How your mind and body are affected by stress
- How to recognize the warning signs that your stress levels are getting too high
- How to develop effective stress management strategies and techniques
- When to see professional advice for your anxiety, tension or stress
- A comprehensive list of all of the antidepressant drugs that are prescribed for anxiety and depression plus a discussion of all of their side effects
- How being prescribed antidepressants like Prozac or Effexor can cause problems such as blurred vision, sleep disruption, weight gain, abnormal bleeding, abdominal pain, sexual problems and gastrointestinal disturbance
- How going to the bathroom frequently may not be symptomatic of a bladder infection but actually of being subjected to too much stress
- How sustained stress levels can cause headaches, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea
- Why a dry mouth signifies that a person is under too much stress
- How changes in the way you feel on an emotional level can signify that you are under too much stress
- How alterations in the way you are behaving physically can indicate that you are under too much stress
- How your basic character might to relate to how much you might be predisposed to suffering from stress related ailments
- The top three occupations in contemporary life that court stress related ailments … are you in these fields?
- How being persistently angry, irritable and snappy can indicate that you are under too much stress
- How mysterious physical aches and pains can indicate high levels of depression
- How dizziness and lightheadness can indicate depression and not an inner ear problem!
- How to know when fatigue and a constant feeling of being tired is part of a depression caused by stress
- Why people who are stressed find it harder to concentrate
- How a lack of both short term and long term memory can indicate that you are under too much stress
- How an increase in the use of vices such as smoking and drinking can be related to experiencing too much stress
- How stress serves to weaken your immune system and make it difficult for you to fight off infections and diseases
- How stress increases blood pressure and therefore becomes a contributing factor to heart attacks and strokes
- How stress can often bring on an attack of asthma
- How stress can lead to a decrease in sexual desire and a lowered ability to perform
- How you can learn to recognize the difference between perceived and real stress and learn to recognize false alarms that can get your adrenalin levels skyrocketing for no reason
- What to tell yourself mentally to turn off the alarm bells that trigger that "fight or flight response"
- How to breathe properly so that stress is not able to get it's foot into our emotional door
- The "stand back and count to ten" method of dealing with stress
- A very special way, based on the Pavlovian method of training dogs that can teach you how to train your stress reactions so you are not hurt by them
- How to prevent your muscles from tensing up so that the severity of your stress is reduced
- An exercise to completely relax your entire body so you are less vulnerable to the uncomfortable consequences of experiencing too much stress
- How to use visualizations to relieve yourself of stress
- Ways to call up your visualization skills whenever you feel "hot under the collar" or that you might overreact due to stress
- How to practice Raja Yoga to achieve a state of radiant calm and peace
- How to use the basics of cognitive psychology to train yourself not to overreact in stressful situations
- How changing your thoughts can change the feelings that cause stress
- How feelings of low self-esteem or worthlessness can contribute to an inability to handle stress
- How training your mind to look for solutions rather than focusing on the disaster itself can help you fight off stress
- How to prioritize what you worry about and fight battles that are worth fighting
- How to use positive thinking to combat tension and anxiety
- How taking up a hobby like gardening, painting or photography can help you combat stress
- How becoming too self-centered and too self-absorbed can elevate your levels of stress
- How to use biofeedback, a non-medical process by which you learn what your body is doing to relieve stress
- Why having a good sense of humor is a great weapon against stress
- The role that St. John's Wort can play in relieving tension and anxiety and a breakdown of the sometimes dangerous side effects that are associated with taking this herb
- How to use Passionflower to combat anxiety and insomnia
- The safest way to take Valerian which is a heavily sedating herb that can help stressed out insomniacs get to sleep
- The role that calcium and magnesium can play in calming your muscles, nerves and brain chemistry so that you are not stressed out
- A list of essential oils that can be added to your bath to increase your capacity for relaxation and serenit




