By: tishbite | 2011-04-01 | Self Improvement Stress is the way that we respond to pressure. We respond by our physical or mental reactions. We all react to stress in various ways. Our bodies will release hormones to help cope with the stress and... read more
By: Susan Smith | 2010-10-11 | Stress Management Relaxing is one of the body's natural antidote to relieve stress. Most of us might not know that our body is making a way to let us ease the tension in some manner. Having a moment or a pause is really a big help to get that instant and easy way to relax is a big factor. read more
By: Eightball Media | 2011-03-25 | Wellness We all know that a massage feels great- but what exactly happens during a massage that makes us feel so invigorated? One of the main reasons many clients opt for massage as a relaxation tool, is as a result of stress. Although stress is a natural, and necessary part of everyday life, prolonged or chronic stress can lead to damaging health effects, including psychological and emotional disorders, as well as the development of diseases such as cardiovascular disease. read more
By: Michel Yvonne Maling | 2011-03-31 | Fitness Because of the stresses and strains of modern living, we tend to tense up our shoulders and tighten our neck muscles more than is necessary. Because we do this so often, our muscles tighten further to assist in the upward movement of the rib cage, rather than being relaxed and allowing the breathe to move into the abdomen. read more
By: Donnarae Riddel | 2010-04-03 | Stress Management Stressor's are points of conflict that create situations in our lives that cause us to become irritated, hassled and frustrated. Much of the time upon examining the particular stressor and your reaction to it, we find that it's just a small thing. read more
By: Sarah Labdar | 2012-05-02 | Stress Stress is one of the leading factors, which leads to health related problems in the 21st century. The economy, your job, family, finances, and even your health can cause one to have stress. When we encounter stress our bodies release chemical hormones, which flood our blood stream causing chemical reactions to determine how we react next. When these hormones overload our bodies because they are co read more
By: DeniseCampbell | 2010-10-13 | Health & Fitness According to The American Institute of Stress, the definition of stress is subjective and varies from person to person read more
By: Louann Vertrees | 2010-03-31 | Stress Management Doctors have known for some time that there is a direct link between stress and a variety of health problems including headaches, stomach problems, heart problems, skin conditions, and high blood pressure, as well as depression and anxiety. While we can't eliminate all stress from our lives, we can take steps to reduce its effects, and meditation is a wonderful way for you to calm down and regain your balance. read more
By: John Horrax | 2010-03-31 | Anxiety There are a number of relaxation techniques available that will help you to calm-down, lower blood pressure, and maintain a healthy stress level. Even a few minutes a day can work wonders on stress and anxiety. read more
By: Mark Geoffray Gales | 2011-03-25 | Meditation Stress should be managed because this may cause a disruption in our whole being if not handled appropriately. Stress reduction can be done in a variety of ways, depending upon our awareness of its existence and our creativity to devise ways to manage it. Stress is a normal process that our bodies go through each day. They can be caused by a stimulus that endangers our lives or simply those that make us feel a specific level of pressure. read more
By: Kathleen Chester | 2010-04-01 | Stress Management Mind relaxation refers to the process of stress reduction with the sole aim of eliminating tension and enable you to achieve a calm and peaceful state of mind. Stress and tension are a result of the reactions to the events which threaten us. An accident, financial trouble and problems on the job or with family can lead to stress. read more
By: Anita Boser | 2010-03-29 | Health & Fitness Neck and shoulder tension is the natural response to daily stress. You can stop this tension in it's tracks by loosening your grip, literally. This article gives you three practical tips to prevent tension, reduce stress, and give yourself relief. read more
By: Bill Brainbert | 2010-09-23 | Health & Fitness Isn't technology great. Do you type? Do you do research. Has your child said why, and you've gone straight on line to research. Have you been invited by an electronic invite, or maybe that's how you check up on play dates with your child's playmates? I certainly have. The computer contains our master schedule, our reminders, even if we forget what's going on, all I do is go online and search emails. read more
By: James Wikman | 2010-03-28 | Stress Management Stress is a very prevalent problem in society today. With the busy lives that we all lead, it's very easy to get run-down in a hurry. One way to find more peace in your life and get rid of some of the anxiety is to meditate. For many centuries, people have been using this relaxation technique to calm themselves. read more
By: Robert Sted | 2010-09-08 | Health & Fitness How I love technology. I spend hours typing on my computer, researching, sending emails, even setting up play dates for my children. My child asks me why and I go online and find out why. The internet age has certainly added to our lives as far as knowledge at our fingertips. Unfortunately, nothing is perfect. Being on the computer means that we are hunched over. read more