{"id":50,"date":"2014-09-18T22:14:25","date_gmt":"2014-09-18T22:14:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/effectsofanxiety.net\/?p=50"},"modified":"2014-09-18T22:14:25","modified_gmt":"2014-09-18T22:14:25","slug":"dont-let-anxiety-have-the-last-word","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/effectsofanxiety.net\/archives\/50","title":{"rendered":"Don’t Let Anxiety Have The Last Word!"},"content":{"rendered":"
<\/a><\/div> Are you experiencing anxiety more and more everyday? If this is true, then there may be something bigger then just regular anxiety plaguing you; you could be suffering from something much bigger. In the meantime, read on for some great ways to start managing your anxiety.\n\nTo soothe anxiety, keep everyday stress under control. When your stress rises, your anxiety can too. Don’t try to complete every task yourself, learn to let others handle some situations, which can relieve a lot of the problems at home or at work. Be sure that you also take the time to relax after doing things.\n\nEstablish daily goals for yourself. When you have a set goal to achieve by the end of the day, your focus will remain solely of that goal. Doing this keeps your mind active, and can help prevent the occurrence of negative ideas or thoughts which lead to anxiety attacks.\n\nSelf discipline could help you in taking control when it comes to your emotions. Gaining control of your emotions will enable you to better control your anxiety attacks. Negative emotions and feelings only fuel the attacks that you experience. Learn how to detach emotions a bit from your life and things will improve.\n\nPeople who have high anxiety will often crave salt. This is because the body requires more salt during such times, and is signaling for you to boost your intake. Look for raw, unprocessed salt, for ease of digestion and incorporating more minerals for your body.\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. Anxiety causes some to hyperventilate and take shallow breaths. Instead of breathing this way, breathe deeply. You will find that your anxiety eases as you breathe deeply, watching your stomach rise and fall with each breath.\n\nEating a nutritious diet will help you stay healthier, because you are more prone to anxiety attacks when you are feeling hungry or run down. A balanced diet is full of nutrients and vitamins that your body needs in order to stay healthy, instead of all the other junk you could fill it with.\n\nTalk to someone about your feelings, whether it’s a friend, family member or a doctor or therapist. Keeping your issues to yourself and not expressing your feelings isn’t going to help you feel better. Expressing your feelings will reduce anxiety and help you feel much better.\n\nYou need to know how to accept uncertain situations. If you worry about everything, your life will still be unpredictable. In fact, anxiety will keep you from being happy about positive things. You must realize that not everything in life has an immediate solution.\n\nIf your mind will not turn off at bedtime, write in a journal. Spending a few minutes pouring your worries onto paper can help you feel as though you’ve released them, allowing you to sleep without obsessing over them. Try writing every night or whenever you feel the need to do so.\n\nIf you want to manage your anxiety, it’s crucial that you get all the sleep you need. Physical and mental difficulties increase when you do not get enough sleep, and this adds to your anxiety. Adults need 7 to 9 hours of sleep daily, depending on the individual.\n\nMany people who deal with stress and anxiety do not take the time to unwind and relax. Make it a required part of each day to take a relaxation break, where you can enjoy some tea, read or just nap. Even as little as 20 minutes daily can lead to a decrease in anxiety.\n\nA great medication-free way to alter your brain chemistry is through exercise. Low levels of serotonin are known to trigger feelings of anxiety, but exercising can fix this. Bring your production up through activities like walking, jogging or general exercise. Dopamine increases as well, which is also a relaxant. This not only will lessen anxiety levels, but it helps with depression too.\n\nNo matter who you find, seek assistance to discuss your problems. You need supportive people in your life when you suffer from anxiety. It can be very good for you to confide in someone about the anxiety you are experiencing, this can lower your anxiety levels.\n\nTalk about what you are experiencing with someone who you deem as trustworthy. Talking rationally through negative thoughts can put them in the proper perspective. It’s best to find someone who has been through anxiety that you can trust so that they can help you figure out how to handle your anxiety better.\n\nTry consuming less alcohol or tobacco. Contrary to popular option, these substances will not relax you. In fact, using these substances can lead to a lot more anxiety than was there to begin with. Turn to healthier things like relaxation techniques, healthy social activities, and a healthy diet.\n\nA good way to reduce your anxiety levels is to find out what causes your anxiety levels to spike. Are you feelings more stress at the workplace? If this is true, you might be able to find a different assignment at work. By knowing what is causing your anxiety, you can work on getting rid of it.\n\nIf anxiety is controlling your life, you need to take the time to conquer it. These aren’t things that you should ignore or try to solve by yourself. Fortunately, you can find help from available treatments. Use the information discussed here to explore various treatment options that will help you put your anxiety behind you.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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