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to calm down my anxiety I usually just listen to some music that I can relate to
Exercise. God.
That illegal green plant
marijuana
It’s a natural part of growing up. Just deal with it. Everyone goes through it! If you think its bad now, wait until you get out into the real world.
Hahaha… When I was in high school I would do alot of smoking natural things to ease my anxiety. Sorry I know this was a serious question I just had to throw that out there.
dude get high or somthing JK! uh. just take a chill pill lay back for while, get into a good video game. Whenever im stressed i always just play maplestory which is an awesome online rpg
don’t drink caffeine…have caffeine free drinks…writing in a journal…setting a schedule and sticking to it
chamomile tea, with honey and lemon is good. Cat Nip tea actually relaxes your central nervous system, and chewing on Valerian root is a good sleep aid. Something that REALLY helps though is exercise. It really helps get rid of all that extra stress and emotion. I wrestle and spar with my buddies, or sometimes just run around and that helps a lot. Exercising also creates endorphins, which are both painkillers and make you feel good in general. If you really want to get into it, meditation can help too. There are so many different things you can do, just google them.
good luck!
meditation. Lock yourself in your bedroom and put on some nice, soft relaxing music and just clear you mind. Rest on your bed and let your body relax itself. Think about nothing. Don’t worry about falling asleep. That’s okay. Just rest. try walks, too. sometimes getting outside is the best thing you can do.
Well what most kids your age do is smoke pot which is completely natural and very stress releasing… (Go ahead, thumbs me down but I’m only being honest..) Another good thing to do is take up Yoga, I’m not joking it really helps you focus your energy. The nice thing about yoga is you can teach your self (just get a book, they have them everywhere with detailed step by step instructions. If your not into all the meditation stuff just concentrate on the exercises), do it on your own time, and you are supposed to go slow and at your own pace so there is no stress! It teaches good breathing tricks to reach a calm, helps your blood circulation to reduce stress and helps with concentration which would probably help you with home work, yes? If your one of those kids who don’t want to get made fun for doing yoga, there’s good news. You are supposed to practice in quite, open spaces by your self to avoid distractions. So no one ever has to find out, yay!
lol other than that mint tea is supposed to be relaxing…. idk…..
sex,
I have experienced this, i used to take St. John Warts medicine. It is natural and it helps you calm down. It is found usually at any Drug store or like Wal-mart. Its not very expensive.
The two M’s.
Masturbation.
Marijuana.
Some natural remedies for anxiety include aerobic exercise like swimming which is great for removing tension and stress. You could also try yoga, massage, meditation, visualization and breathing exercises as these have all been shown to help with reducing the symptoms of anxiety.
Your diet can also be a contributing factor to anxiety and there are certain foods and drinks that should be avoided which include stimulants such as caffeine and excess sugar as they can create severe moods swings and interfere with your body’s sugar levels. Also reduce your consumption of junk and processed foods. Be on the lookout for foods that are high in salt as these can affect blood pressure, if you must add extra salt to your meals change it to a sea salt as this is a far healthier option.
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Thankfully there are lots of calming foods available that can be used to relieve anxiety. Aim to eat plenty of slow releasing carbohydrates as these steady blood sugar levels. Examples of these are jacket potatoes, porridge, brown rice, couscous and wholemeal bread. Try to eat four to five small meals a day rather than one or two large ones. This will help maintain energy levels and put less strain on your digestive system.
Make sure you are getting enough vitamins in your diet especially vitamins B, A, E and C.
As a last resort you could try some herbal remedies but make sure you get professional advice before using them. These include Valerian as it not only reduces symptoms but also helps to relieve insomnia that can be caused by anxiety. Valerian is available in capsule, liquid, extract form and also as a beverage.
5HTP (Hydroxytryptophan) can be used to increase serotonin levels which are the feel good chemicals that can make you feel happy and optimistic. It is also used to treat depression and is available as a supplement.
Theanine is another of the herbal remedies for anxiety which can be brought as a supplement and is great at improving mood and increasing a sense of calm and relaxation.
Other treatments that can be tried include skullcap which eases away anxiety and lifts mood, wild oats relieve nervous exhaustion and tension, and chamomile is also a favorite for calming nerves. Hops can be used to reduce stress, passion flower for calming nerves and soothing aching muscles. Lemon balm is good for reducing tension headaches.
I hope this helps you.
Ps. The Beck Anxiety Inventory is a multiple choice self examination invented by Dr Aaron Beck to measure an individual’s level of anxiety. If you would like more information on this and to try the test visit the web site below.
Doing Yoga will help you through the anxiety, so will Vitamin B or St. John’s Wart.
St. John’s Wort and Passionflower are excellent herbs for depression, stress and anxiety. Certain tissue salts are also extremely effective as homeopathic brain and nerve tonics. They include natrium sulphate and kalium Phosphate.
It is known that our body rapidly uses up reserves of vitamin C when under stress. Good sources of vitamin C include citrus fruits, blackcurrant, vegetables (broccoli, potatoes), red capsicums and chillies, strawberry, kiwifruit, rockmelon, orange juice and cranberry juice.
Vitamin B6 is believed to work in the brain similar to valium-like drugs – hence its importance in your diet as food or as supplement. Good dietary sources of vitamin B6 are chicken, turkey, tuna, salmon, shrimp, beef liver, lentils, soybeans, nuts, avocados, bananas, carrots, brown rice, bran, pulses, sunflower seeds, wheat germ, and whole-grain flour.
Avoid common food allergens are dairy, soy, citrus, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, fish, wheat, fish, eggs, corn, food colorings, and additives.
Acupuncture, Biofeedback and Hypnosis are other alternative treatments which have shown promise in the treatment for anxiety.
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