Stress Busting Starts Here!
Let’s face this right now. Diets are stressful.
So is everything else when you’re dieting.
Even before you settle on the diet you’re going to adopt, find your stress busters. .
The bottom line is this: choose activities to do when you feel stressed. You don’t want to eat to combat stress.
Choose your healthy coping mechanism from dancing, gardening, journaling, meditating, puzzles, reading, singing, volunteering.
If you are a member of the right gym, you’ll be able to take advantage of stress busting activities offered. These may include yoga, zumba, spinning, and dozens of other activities.
Cultivate simple things you can do at home and at work to lift your spirits. These can include midday walks and playing relaxing music.
The idea is to have activities which don’t include munching on nuts and candies.
Walking 10,000 steps daily is a good stress reducing goal.
A weekly bodywork session can only be good for you and your diet success. Of course, I recommend reflexology, reiki therapy, or mindfulness meditation.
Your options are in the hundreds. Choose the most relaxing options for you and your lifestyle.
Two effective stress-reducing habits which can help you include keeping an appointment calendar and an ongoing to-do list.
Life is filled with small stressors which can be avoided with a calendar and a list.
For example, with a to-do list at the grocery store, you won’t leave out a key ingredient for a meal. This seems like a small enough thing but if you’re stressed already, that missing item can be the one that complicates your life.
A calendar will make sure you don’t miss an appointment. Your life can be streamlined and easier if you use it to help you shop, keep up with friends and relatives, make appointments.
In reality, you’ll lose less time because you forgot something or someone.
When you include a gym membership in the mix with the calendar and the to-do list, you’ll be much more organized. You’ll be more physically fit. Your new diet will be an easier experience.
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Thurman Greco
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Emphysema, a Spiritual Disease connected to Stress
Spiritually, emphysema is a fear of absorbing life. You are worn out with stress and worry because of your sense of foreboding. For you, life is a struggle and you cannot live in the moment. Grief is woven in all this.
When smoking damages lungs so severely that breathlessness and fast breathing occur, you have emphysema. You may have a chronic cough.
CHAKRA
Emphysema is a fourth chakra imbalance.
REFLEXOLOGY SYSTEMS TO WORK:
respiratory system, immune system, muscular system, digestive system, endocrine system, liver, solar plexus
ESSENTIAL OILS:
lavender, rosemary, tea tree, lemon, thyme, peppermint, ginger, sage, hyssop
CAUSES
Emphysema is your body responding to long-term exposure to airborne irritants. This includes both smoking and second-hand smoke. Both indoor and outdoor pollution cause emphysema. Heating fumes are part of this mix.
SUGGESTED HEALING SYSTEMS
Conventional medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Naturopathy, Homeopathy, Herbalism.
You can benefit from an integrated medicine approach and using a health care team. Including alternative medicine professionals can help you overcome the panic that goes along with shortness of breath.
A nutritionist can offer you a comprehensive profile of foods and supplements to include in your diet. A pulmonary therapist will provide you with ways to decrease lung congestion, shortness of breath, or swelling in your legs. Learn to maximize the effectiveness of your medications.
Use your oxygen therapy. A physical therapist can teach you easy aerobic exercises and strength training to improve your daily life.
THINGS TO DO
The most important thing to do is stop smoking. Stay away from secondhand smoke, chemical fumes, and automobile exhaust.
Regular exercise is crucial because it increases your lung capacity.
Wear a cold air mask or scarf over your nose and mouth before going outside.
Get your flu shots annually and include a pneumonia vaccination when it’s time. Keep your indoor environment clean of toxins\
Avoid stress with tai chi, qi gong, meditation.
Regular reflexology, Reiki, or chakra healing sessions will invite homeostasis, something you can benefit from. The regular sessions will also calm anxiety and stress.
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Thurman
