7 Responses to “Learn How to Reduce Stress & Anxiety Naturally For a Happier Life”

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  1. samilan948

    Is there anything i can take similar to Vicodin for my anxiety? I know this probably will make no sense, but I’ve tried almost every anti-anxiety and depression medicines out, from xanax to wellbutrin. The weird thing is that I had pain in my teeth so I was given vicodin, and everything seemed great. I was mellow, not loopy, but I've never felt better in my life. The stress of my life just went away. My stress level is through the roof, you couldn't comprehend it. So is there something like vicodin that I could take that would make me feel better about my life? I doubt they hand out Vic's for stress…

  2. kricof544

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  3. cerretamsa12

    I’m with you on that. I’ve tried everything too. For anxiety I’m currently on Klonopin which is fast reacting… But can be quite addictive in the long run. I’m also on seroquel. It wipes a person out. You get really tired.For Depression I’m on Effexor. Anyways , go w/ Klonopin or Seroquel.

  4. jdu320

    Is there anything i can do to stop the brain fog, depression,and anxiety that’s brought on from a concussion? I got hit in the head about a month ago and recieved a concussion.. The symptoms have gotten better, but the main things now are just depression, brain fogginess, anxiety, and feeling detached from reality. I understand that there really is no medicine to cure a concussion, but i was wondering if there may be any natural herbs or natural medicines that could maybe raise my serotonin levels to help stop the depression and anxiety, which will hopefully help my other symptoms. If you have any tips please let me know, im getting desperate. Im only sixteen and this concussion has pretty much halted the fun and enjoyment of things i would normally find enjoyable. Oh also i did go to the doctor and have blood work and some other tests done, and they all said i was physically fine. So im positive it’s a concussion. Anyways, please help mee. Thanks.

  5. samilan948

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  6. bco142

    Sorry to hear you ended up with a double whammy, a concussion and now the brain fog, depression, and anxiety. Yes, there are lots of things you can try to bring the serotonin levels back up. Please talk with another adult (mom, dad, school councilor) before you try any of these, you already said you've been cleared by a doctor, right? If not please go back. Herbal remedies for panic attacks and anxiety commonly used are: Oats: One of the best and also one of the most common herbal remedies for panic attacks and anxiety is oats. Oats can be taken in a number of ways including herbal extracts, pills as well as being eaten in the form of porridge. If you’re wanting to use oats in this way don’t use instant oatmeal. Lemon Balm is another herb that’s traditionally used for all complaints resulting from the disordered state within the nervous system. Recent research has shown that Lemon Balm has a profoundly calming effect and sedative action on the nervous system. This research backs up the traditional usage of Lemon Balm as a herb that can be used in all forms of anxiety and depression and their accompanying symptoms such as headache, palpitations and insomnia Passionflower is a commonly used herb in the treatment of all nervous complaints including anxiety, panic attacks as well as nervous complaints of the stomach and heart (gastric cramping and palpitations for example) Passionflower's strongest action and most commonly used application is as a natural sedative and as such is an excellent remedy for insomnia. Skullcap is a very useful herbal remedy for treating anxiety that works on 2 levels. Firstly it has a gentle sedative action to relax and calm an agitated nervous system. Secondly it has a tonifying action that can strengthen and support an exhausted and debilitated nervous system that can often lead to various states of anxiety and depression Vitamins, Minerals and other supplements: B-Complex helps anxiety/panic disorders, best taken in the morning or afternoon but not a bedtime. Magnesium is great as a relaxer, during day &/or at bedtime. 5-HTP right before bedtime Check Sam-e out as well Have you had your thyroid checked? TSH, it's a blood test. Also check on line for other possible symptoms, see some links below. Sometimes an accident will trigger other things to happen, or make something that’s already there come out stronger. Often times a hypothyroid (under active) will cause those symptoms you’re having, anxiety. Other methods that could help: Exercise Exercise is a natural stress buster and anxiety reliever. Research shows that as little as thirty minutes of exercise 3 to 5 times a week can provide significant anxiety relief. To achieve the maximum benefit, aim for at least an hour of aerobic exercise on most days. Relaxation techniques When practiced regularly, relaxation techniques such as mindfulness meditation, progressive muscle relaxation, controlled breathing, and visualization can reduce anxiety and increase feelings of relaxation and emotional well-being. Biofeedback Using sensors that measure specific physiological functionssuch as heart rate, breathing, and muscle tensionbiofeedback teaches you to recognize the bodys anxiety response and learn how to control them using relaxation techniques. Hypnosis Hypnosis is sometimes used in combination with cognitive-behavioral therapy for anxiety. While youre in a state of deep relaxation, the hypnotherapist uses different therapeutic techniques to help you face your fears and look at them in new ways. Best wishes, NMP

  7. kricof544

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