{"id":79,"date":"2014-10-01T08:08:45","date_gmt":"2014-10-01T08:08:45","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/effectsofanxiety.net\/?p=79"},"modified":"2014-10-01T08:08:45","modified_gmt":"2014-10-01T08:08:45","slug":"fix-your-broken-life-reduce-anxiety-now","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/effectsofanxiety.net\/archives\/79","title":{"rendered":"Fix Your Broken Life: Reduce Anxiety Now"},"content":{"rendered":"
<\/a><\/div> People living all over the globe have anxiety. Luckily, treatment is available for those willing to experiment. You should be pleased to know that there are steps to take to make it better. In this article, you will learn some great tips for reducing your anxiety.\n\nTry telling a trusted friend one of your biggest fears and embellish it as much as possible when you tell them. Once you tell them about your concern, you will likely realize how unfounded it is and see things in a different light.\n\nLimit time you spend on reading or watching the news if your anxiety is caused by external triggers. While it’s good to stay current on world events, you don’t need to constantly consume negative reports on everything from wars to natural disasters.\n\nFocus on positives throughout each day. Every night and every morning write down some of these things. Positive thinking helps keep negative thoughts from consuming you, which will help reduce the anxiety that you feel.\n\nSometimes when people deal with a tremendous amount of anxiety, they begin to crave salt. The reason for this is that the body needs more salt and is telling you to take in more. The best kind of salt to use is the raw, unprocessed salt that is easy for your body to digest and has more of the trace minerals your body needs.\n\nIf you want to keep your anxiety at bay, don’t let yourself be too idle. If you are just doing nothing all day long, your mind usually wanders, which means you may focus on negative thoughts. Simple things such as cleaning the house or washing your car can be really effective.\n\nWhen you’re having a stressful time, pay attention to how you breathe. You will experience a shortness of breath which can later become varied and erratic. It can be simple to forget how to breathe properly when you’re feeling anxious. However, the body requires proper air, food, and water. Focus on proper breathing whenever you are having an anxiety attack.\n\nJournaling can provide you with a release from racing thoughts. By putting your worries on paper it allows you to let go of them, allowing sleep time without obsessing. You should write nightly, and make a habit of it.\n\nIf you want to manage your anxiety, it’s crucial that you get all the sleep you need. Anxiety can be easily exacerbated by lack of sleep. Every adult should get their recommended 7 to 8 hours of solid sleep every night, and most especially those who suffer from anxiety.\n\nSchedule a time to explore your worries and doubts. Rigidly tell yourself throughout the day that you cannot focus on these things until the allotted time. Give yourself an hour to address your problems. When you are finished with this time out, do not let yourself focus on these issues. This is a structured approach, and a great way to stay in control.\n\nTry to giggle as much as you can. Laughing brings happiness, and happiness can help prevent anxiety. Spend time with witty friends, watch some TV comedies, or just read a hilarious book or story. Seek all sources of laughter and you will surely lower your anxiety level.\n\nNow you can see that you can reduce the effect of anxiety in your life. Those were only some of the many ways you can eliminate a portion of it. They are strategies that you can easily use each day. You will soon see positive results.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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