Effects of Stress

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  stress on the body.

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  Stress affects everyone.

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  Stress is an emotional or physical tension that everybody, unfortunately

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  suffers from at some point in their life, with many

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  suffering a lot more deeply than others.

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  Stress is a normal part of life, whether it's positive

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  you stress or negative distress.

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  Positive stress is experienced when you're nervous or anxious for

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  new responsibilities.

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  For example, a job promotion or being accepted into a

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  program. Negative stress is simply facing continuous challenges without relief

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  between these challenges.

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  So levels of stress.

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  There are three levels of stress that are experienced throughout

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  someone's life.

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  Acute, episodic, acute and chronic stress acute can be described

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  as your short term or your everyday responsibilities as a

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  human being.

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  Episode of acute is, um, or continuous version of acute

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  stress where individuals may feel they are always in a

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  rush and pick up those negative components daily.

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  Chronic stress, as you can probably tell, is the most

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  severe among the three.

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  So statistics research has shown that the average full time

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  college student with a part time job on Lee has

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  about 19 of 168 hours a week to socialize and

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  maintain a healthy lifestyle, 75% to 90% of all doctors

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  office visits are for stress related ailments and complaints.

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  The Occupational Safety and Health Administration of S H A

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  even declare stress as a hazard of the workplace, costing

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  the American industry over $300 billion annually.

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  Over 50% of individuals who suffer from chronic stress have

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  refused to reach out for professional help, leaving them with

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  a disorder ineffective short term solutions.

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  So some effects picking up an emotional disorder due to

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  stress is actually not that uncommon because of a lifetime

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  of chronic or untreated.

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  Irregular reactions to stress, stress and anxiety leads to insomnia

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  and sleep problems, while lack of sleep causes stress like

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  a reciprocal relationship, the over processing of stress hormones affects

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  the respiratory and cardiovascular systems, which elevates your breathing levels

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  while raising blood pressure, resulting in high risk of a

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  stroke or heart attack.

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  Under chronic stress, deliver produces a surplus of glucose, giving

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  you a higher risk of developing Type two diabetes.

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  Constant levels of chronic stress can cause a man's testosterone

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  levels to drop, causing erectile dysfunction, and if that wasn't

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  bad enough, it also increases their risk for an infection

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  of the prostate or testes.

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  Women are also affected with more irregular, painful periods.

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  Suffering in all of these aspects have left people almost

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  naturally falling into depression, not knowing how to escape some

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  short term solutions.

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  Numerous people who want to learn or want to learn

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  natural treatments for stress to free their body and mind

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  into relaxing a relaxation state to prevent or lower the

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  risk for these long term effects.

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  Taking medication for stress over time can even have potential

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  negative effects on your body while taking unnecessary cash out

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  of your pockets.

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  Efficient solutions.

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  According to Jessica Farm and M D Medical News today,

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  exercise proper nutrition and mindfulness practices such as breathing, meditation,

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  body scanning techniques and yoga inspired physical exercises have all

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  been proven by researchers to be effective and improving stress

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  management. Mindfulness practice originates from Buddhism practices and would use

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  to improve functioning cognitively and emotionally among individuals.

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  Yeah, so why this proposition works.

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  The mindfulness based stress reduction MSB are a structured mediation

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  program, gave clients opportunities to participate in the mindfulness practices

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  listed above.

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  The individuals were able to process emotions as they appeared

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  and were able to learn to aim or adaptive response

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  instead of worrying, leaving them or aware of the present

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  moment. There are a wide variety of ways to deal

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  with stress.

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  It all depends on the kind of person you are.

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  It could be listening to music, reading a book or

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  even taking a bubble bath.

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  Continuing your style of a mindfulness practice on a daily

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  regimen will provide results and improve your well being.

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  So feasibility.

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  Accomplishing a stress free life is not always easy, but

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  it is necessary to live a long, happy life.

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  It costs nothing to include exercise, a healthy nutrition and

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  mindfulness practices to your daily regimen to conclude.

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  After sharing everything I found of the everlasting effects of

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  stress and the potential fatal diseases you may be at

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  risk for with chronic stress, I believe spreading this knowledge

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  to everyone is of utmost importance.

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  No one deserves to suffer the everlasting effects of chronic

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  stress and not knowing how to balance back.

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  And here are the references