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Showing posts with label Stress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stress. Show all posts

Monday, May 20, 2013

How to Calm down an Angry Wife

So recently I had an argument with my husband and I was really angry. My husband didn't know what to do so I decided to post an article I found on the internet which gives guys ideas as to how to calm down an angry wife. 

Saturday, May 5, 2012

10 Secrets to Happiness

Life is so stressful for an average person that it is hard to make time for yourself. Keeping yourself happy is the secret to keep going through life with a positive attitude. Researchers are always coming up with these new secrets to happiness, stress-free life etc. The recent research

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

10 Things you should stop doing

During the course of the day, you have many things to do and accomplish. You have your habits and routines, as well as other tasks and responsibilities. These are the things that you normally see on your to-do lists. However, there are things that you do on a daily basis that you actually need to stop doing. These things make use of your time and energy with no positive results in the end.


1. Wasting your time online


If you want to get anything done in real life, then you need to stop wasting your time online. You only need so much time to check, answer, and send emails. You need to watch the amount of time you spend on facebook because you can waste a whole day on it. You have to limit the time you spend surfing websites, blogs, and forums.

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

3 Ways to recover from stress



No matter what stresses you out, your body's response is to release the hormone cortisol. If you have a mood disorder such as anxiety or depression then you can bet that your body is also crankingup this powerful hormone.  Poor lifestyle choices like not getting enough sleep can also contribute to stress.  The question is, how do you know when the stress you're experiencing is harming you?

When we experience stress, it triggers a chemical reaction called "fight or flight" response which leads to the production of cortisol and adrenalin. This is designed to help us from perceived threats. If you always feel tense or anxious, then your body will constantly be producing cortisol and adrenalin and this can eventually lead to "adrenal fatigue".  The result can be lack of stamina, depression, increased food cravings and weakened immunity.

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