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Understanding Stress in the Modern Context

Understanding Stress in the Modern Context

  • Dealing with stress is imperative as it is unavoidable in modern life.
  • Our work, family and our finances create daily stress and other external factors (like politics and terrorism) contribute to our stress levels.
  • A little bit of stress is good for you, and even make you stronger, as long as you don't let it rule your life.
  • The power of belief is actively at work with stress, which can harm you if you believe that it can.

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Boost Stress Resilience

Boost Stress Resilience

Resilience is our ability to 'bounce back' from difficult experiences. There are several ways to practice it:

  • Reframe a seemingly negative condition.
  • Focus on core belief or faith.
  • Find a role model who has come through adversity.
  • Face your fear...

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Health Effects of High Stress

While some stress is essential for human function, chronic stress creates a cascade of physical changes throughout your body: 

  • Heart problems: high risk for high blood pressure, heart attack, and stroke. 
  • A weak immune system, leaving you vulne...

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Friends And Family During Stress

The support of family and friends is a vital element in handling stressful situations. 

  • Seeking, and giving support is a powerful way to manage the stress in your life and boost your resilience. This includes listening to and emphasizing with a friend, mentoring, and v...

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The Mind

The Mind

Our mind may be the key tool in handling stress. And it needs rest to recover and handle the stressful situation in a better way.

  • Meditation: Our mind is an emotional muscle, and meditation is the tool to make it rest and restore itself. Contro...

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Stress and Appetite

Stress and Appetite

Sudden and acute stress can shutdown our appetite temporarily as a stress-response mechanism, but chronic stress (anxiety, worry) can increase our appetite.

Mindful eating, which involves eating slowly and relishing every bite, while being aware of the food that is ...

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Exposure to Stress

Regular exposure to stress in small quantities can prepare us to handle a big stressful event in our lives. Prepare yourself for stress by self-education about the stressful event, by doing some physically stressful activities like completing a marathon, or something you dread, like giving a ...

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