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<\/a><\/div> No matter who you are, you can be plagued by anxiety. People from all different backgrounds and a variety of ages suffer from this difficult affliction. Gone unchecked, it can cripple your life. This article will instruct you on ways to lessen your anxiety so that you can live your life to the fullest.\n\nTo ensure that anxiety is not getting you down, get sufficient exercise every day to calm your nerves. Physical activity produces endorphins, and that makes you feel happier. It can also distract the mind from the things causing you stress. Additionally, exercise is good for your overall health.\n\nAnxiety can often hurt the way you breath, so try to control it. Take breaths, count to yourself and allow relief to take over your mind. To get results faster, practice these techniques in a quiet area.\n\nFind someone you trust. Look to this person as an ear when you need to talk about your anxious feelings. Having someone you trust to confide in can really make a big difference. Things will just be worse if you keep your feelings inside.\n\nPeople who suffer from high anxiety often crave salt. This is because your body is craving salt and it wants you to consume more. The best salt to consume is that which is unprocessed and raw. It’s easier for the body to digest, along with having more minerals that your body needs.\n\nIt’s a good idea to practice deep breathing exercises in order to be ready for the breathing troubles an anxiety attack can bring on. Certain individuals tend to hyperventilate during periods of anxiety, and it is important for those people to focus on diaphragmatic breathing instead. Concentrating on proper breathing techniques may also distract you from the thoughts that are making you feel anxious.\n\nAvoid long periods of sitting in your day. If your job requires a great deal of sitting, try to use your breaks to exercise or at least walk around a bit. Stand up often. When you are at home, make sure that you also stay active. Go for a lot of walks and don’t just sit in front of the television. Although you might need relaxation, to much of it can have a bad effect on you and it could lead to higher levels of anxiety.\n\nIf you are having a hard time turning off these types of thoughts as you go to sleep, try writing them in a journal. This is a good way to focus on what is bothering you so you can move on and relax. Make your writing a nightly habit or use it as needed.\n\nYou should establish goals for yourself on a daily basis. Doing this will give you something to focus on each day, which helps to eliminate those negative and anxious feelings you may have. You should think about constructive things and not negatives.\n\nFocus your attention on the present time. A bad habit that many people with anxiety have is to focus on what they have to do in the future or ruminating on the past. That makes you worry more, and causes you to feel overwhelmed to the point of having anxiety attacks. Minimize anxiety by focusing on accomplishing one thing at a time, one day at a time.\n\nDo not surround yourself with people who are going to stress you out. If some of your friends have a consistently negative attitude, for instance, you might find that spending less time with them decreases your own stress levels. People such as these only cause stress and increase your anxiety.\n\nFind out what is causing you to feel anxious. For example, are you more stressed when you are at work? If this is the case, seek to be reassigned to a different area or task. When you know the cause, you can find the tools to manage it.\n\nSchedule time for examining your worries and doubts. Rigidly tell yourself throughout the day that you cannot focus on these things until the allotted time. Allot an hour to address these things. You must stop thinking about the items that worry you when the hour is complete. Scheduling in this way can be a very effective means of controlling anxiety in your life.\n\nIf you happen to suffer from anxiety, remember the importance of taking needed time for yourself. Stress is a big factor when it comes to anxiety, as is overworking without some relaxation. All you need is one hour a day to read a book, watch tv or even take a nap.\n\nAfter reading the advice in this article, you are hopefully feeling motivated and ready to face your anxiety. Don’t just accept that this is the way it has to be, and don’t think you can’t find help when you need it. There are things that can be done to keep anxiety at bay.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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