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Showing posts with label stress reduction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stress reduction. Show all posts

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Tips For A Long Healthy Life: 'Healthful Resolutions: Breathing'

Tips For A Long Healthy Life: 'Healthful Resolutions: Breathing' 
Dr. Weil's Weekend Tips, January 22, 2011
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Breathing slowly and consciously is the most effective way to combat stress, enter deep states of relaxation and awareness leading directly to spontaneous states of meditation, and to remain healthy and combat the onset of disease. For more, read below.  For specific breathing techniques to match your health objectives, be sure to visit us at www.thesouthbeachdetox.com or www.letloverule.us.

Simple breathing techniques offer a drug-free way to help lower your blood pressure, calm a racing heart or settle an upset digestive system. Proper breathing has direct influence on emotional states and moods. When you're upset, you breathe rapidly, shallowly and irregularly, but you can't be upset if your breathing is slow, deep, quiet and regular. At first, the effects are subtle, but they will gain
power the more you repeat them. Whether you want to address health problems or just relax and reduce stress, make this the year to learn and practice the most recommended breathing techniques.

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

TIPS FOR A LONG HEALTHY LIFE: 'Stress Relief and Reconnecting with YourSelf'

TIPS FOR A LONG HEALTHY LIFE

When it comes to enjoying life, it's most definitely the little things that count the most...
Enjoying your existence and integrating time for yourself will enable you to overcome the stresses of daily life.  For great stress relief tips from acclaimed health authority Dr. Weil, read below.



Stress Relief in 4 Steps, Part 3: Reconnecting with Self - Dr. Weil's Weekend Tip
Dr Weil's website, December 18, 2010

Each Saturday in December we present tips that can help you manage unhealthy stress. Consider
them this holiday season, and pass them along to family and friends!
When time constraints, packed schedules and too many commitments become the norm, it's easy to
become overwhelmed and stressed out. To stay balanced, relaxed and calm, it's necessary every so
often to regroup, decompress and focus on yourself:
If you find that the demands on your time are overwhelming, don't be afraid to politely say "no"
when someone asks you to do something.
Don't feel guilty. No one person can do it all, so learn your limits and be satisfied with them.
Be a little selfish once in a while by scheduling "me time" - it will help keep you grounded and in touch with your thoughts and feelings.
Take time to enjoy the little things. Read a book, start an art project, work in the garden or treat yourself to a massage.
Don't miss next Saturday's Tip, which focuses on stress management via a calming home.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

The key to living a long, healthy and happy life

'The key to living a long, healthy and happy life'
Enjoying a full, healthy and happy life doesn't take that much; it's all about the little things that make an incredible difference.... For more, read below.
Following are a few small deletions or additions to make to your daily life that will not only make you healthier but will also make you happier.
1. EXERCISE: Exercise is vital to human health and exercising today can be the key to your later quality of life. Pace your exercise program to your health, in times of illness, range of motion exercises will insure you maintain as much movement as possible. When you are healthy, exercise will help build muscle or aid in lung and heart health. Listen to your body and pace your exercise program by what it dictates.
2. REST: Rest is a form of therapy and it is essential for your body to have when you are under physical or emotional stress. If you need it then don't fight it. Try to lay down each day for a 20 minute total rest period. Total rest meaning that you do absolutely nothing during this brief lay down. Although you do not need to sleep to receive the benefits of this rest period it is amazing the amount of energy that it will replenish you with.
3. ALLOW YOUR BODY TO SWEAT: In today's world of deodorants and air conditioners we don't sweat enough. Like the kidneys excrete waste from the body so does the process of sweating allow our bodies to rid itself of harmful waste. Sweating helps reduce the accumulation of heavy metals such as lead, mercury and nickle and also serves to secrete toxins such as alcohol and nicotine residues from our bodies. Sweating reduces bacteria in our bodies and can actually strengthen our immune system. When you sweat profusely, just remember to add additional water so that dehydration does not occur.
4. REDUCE THE POLLUTANTS THAT YOU ARE EXPOSED TO: Be aware of the pollutants that you are exposed to and take the appropriate measures to reduce that exposure. If you smoke; find a way to quit. If your water system is an older one than it may contain lead and other contaminants. Most water purifiers are very reasonably priced and can be purchased at your local department store. With the amount of water we ingest daily it is very important to insure that it is as pure as it can be. If you live in a very polluted community consider a move to a cleaner environment. Eliminate the use of as many plastics as possible and instead switch to glass, wood, cast iron or steel containers and surfaces. Do not use non-stick baking utensils as the coating currently contains a toxin which leaches at high temperatures. Reduce the amount of electricity that you are exposed to. Evening and night is when you are most likely to be home and exposed so simple things like throwing out the electric blanket, reducing the amount of lighting you use, removing the electric clock from the bedside ( or better yet replacing it with a wind-up one), sitting back from the T.V. or computer and reducing the amount of time you spend doing those activities. Instead spend more time outdoors.
5. DETOXIFY YOUR DIET: Eat foods rich in antioxidants. These combine with those dangerous free radicals in your body and serve to strengthen your immune system. Reduce sugars and starches, chemicals and preservatives, also fatty foods such as french fries and red meats. Eat a diet rich in fruits and vegetables. Switch from fatty red meats to leaner white meats, or no meat at all if you can. Minimize alcohol consumption. If necessary add vitamins from a natural source, such as the blue-green algae E3Live, to supplement your diet.
6. REDUCE YOUR STRESS: Stress can cause irreparable damage to the immune system which leave you open to all kinds of future illnesses. Stress kills! Reduce it any way that you can.
7. BE PROUD OF WHO YOU ARE: We each have our own unique qualities and these are our gift to this old world that we live in. Be proud of all those special qualities that make you......you. Also know that sometimes changes in your life can alter who you are and require you to set new attributes and goals for yourself. Always push yourself to be the best that you can be but also understand that there are times when you just need to hide away and recuperate.
8. SMILE: When you put that sweet little grin on your face your brain does an amazing thing and it releases a little chemical known as "endorphins". These endorphins are the body's natural pain killer and will reduce feelings of emotional or physical pain. The more that you smile, the more often that you will find yourself smiling, without your even thinking about it. Then without knowing when it happened, you will discover that you have actually become, a much happier person.
9. LAUGH: You may have heard the saying that, "Laughter is the best medicine". Well this is a fact. Laughter is one of those things, like smiling, that makes you feel good. It is also a great form of exercise with all the same great variety of health benefits for your body that exercise will give it. Find any reason that you can to laugh, the more that you practice laughing, the more often that you will find it occurring naturally.
10. LOVE: Love with all your heart and soul. Don't be afraid to give freely of yourself and your emotions to as many living creatures as you are able to. The kindness that you give will not only make you more content with your life, but it will create a wave of kindness, that stretches out far beyond what your eyes are capable of seeing.