<ol><li>Exercise </li><li>Yoga</li><li>Meditation</li><li>Cuddling, hugging etc </li><li>Reading</li><li>Crying </li><li>Talking about it, implement a plan to deal with the stressor</li></ol>

Stress Relievers

Depression, anxiety, heart disease, high blood pressure, heart attacks, strokes, eating disorders, acne, hair loss, eczema, gastroinestinal problems (GErD, irritable colon etc)

Consequences to Long-Term Stress

Did the tips here help you? If so, like 👍When I'm stressed, I use a combination of cuddling, reading and talking about it

Final Thoughts

<ul><li>easily frustrated or agitated</li><li>feeling overwhelmed</li><li>low energy </li><li>headaches</li><li>insomnia</li><li>inability to focus</li><li>being pessimistic </li><li>constant worry </li><li>not eating or eating too much</li><li>procrastinating </li><li>more nervous behaviors( nail biting, pacing etc) </li><li>increased use of alcohol, cigarettes or drugs</li></ul>

Symptoms of Stress

Our 'fight or flight' response is just our body's way of handling the stress that we are facing. We become more alert and ready to protect ourselves if necessary.

What is 'fight or flight'?

Stress is a normal reaction that is a part of life. Stress manifests itself in different ways. Initially, stress activates our flight or flight response. Chronic stress can build into as tension, irritability and even depression.

What is Stress?

Stress is a natural reaction to what life throws at you. Learn about it. 

Stress can seriously affect your body and mind. Learn more from WebMD about our response to stress, both healthy and unhealthy.

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