February 2010
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By Mike Keeler on February 27, 2010
No one is immune to stress, regardless of whether you work in banking, IT or any other field. Your job could be hanging on a thread, your workload may be unmanageable, you could be having trouble making ends meet or maybe your stress is caused by things happening in your personal life and this stress can potentially develop into physical pain and lead to a variety of illnesses.
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By Mike Keeler on February 23, 2010
When it seems that your life is at an impasse and your energy is low, you’ve probably absorbed a lot of negative thinking. That causes symptoms like depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem. Nothing seems to be working for you and you don’t know how to change things.
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By Larry Levine on February 20, 2010
Anxiety is being experienced by all people in their day-to-day lives which is characterized by feelings of nervousness, apprehension, fear and dread. An anxious individual shows signs of jittery and tense; but what will happen if it blocks your normal life? Anxiety makes us a situation of stress and actually it is just like a normal reaction.
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By Mike Keeler on February 16, 2010
Anxiety or panic attacks can be cured completely, only by establishing the basic causes. It is impossible to treat a disease without tracing the root cause for it. Also, it is important to know in detail the implications of the disease.
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By Peter Evans on February 16, 2010
Panic anxiety attacks are traumatic episodes that render a person helpless and the feeling that he or she has no control over their emotions. Their emotional and mental state are so riled up that they are unable to function normally. An attack usually happens quickly and without warning if the person does not have the slightest clue about his diagnosis.
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By Trevor Mosley on February 15, 2010
There is a myriad of medications available to fight stress and its symptoms. More and more people are becoming receptive towards holistic methods of treatments, giving rise to the eminence of the use of herbs for anxiety relief. Herbal remedies have prevailed for generations and are used not only by victims of anxiety symptoms but those who suffer from common illnesses as well.
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By Trevor Mosley on February 14, 2010
More and more people are encountering panic attacks during sleep. Recent numbers have shown a spike in the number of people who experience such attacks in the past few years. The events that happen in the daytime usually spill over to night time, and the stress that one faces does not go away in a couple of hours. This triggers the panic attack to happen at night.
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By Peter Evans on February 14, 2010
Most sufferers of panic attacks often take a while to regain their composure and heal from the disorder. The contributing factors of panic attacks are often stress related. A person who allows his panic attacks to go untreated often experience aggravated episodes over time. Most people often confide in their therapists or loved ones and tell them this: “I feel weird months after a panic attack.”To that end, they often ask themselves why is it that they feel this way.
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By Trevor Mosley on February 11, 2010
“Why do people have panic attacks?” is one of the first questions anyone will ask when engaged in a discussion of the condition. There are many reasons for panic attacks and understanding them will help you avoid from experiencing them. The underlying causes of panic attacks are unique to every individual, although there are some common ones.
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