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| Recent research has shown that a high stress lifestyle, combined with a junk food diet results in weight gain (particularly abdominal fat). We can avoid junk food, but avoiding stress can be a lot more challenging. Here are some strategies for dealing with stress. 1. Use deep breathing - breathe in through your nose down to your stomach, hold your breath, and breathe out through your mouth. 2. Get aerobic exercise daily. 3. Take a walk, even a very short one when you're upset. 4. Practice yoga or tai chi or progressive relaxation. 5. Enjoy the soothing aspects of water - swim or take a bath or a shower. 6. Make time to talk to friends and family members. 7. Pet and play with an animal. 8. Listen to or play uplifting music. 9. Read an inspiring book, sing a song, recite a poem. 10. Spend time in nature. See more in Slimdigg.com----Enjoy and Share Slimming and Lose weight Tips. / Published
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| Good advice, tokyoer. When people experience stress, the body releases cortisol, which is a factor in obesity. See this article for more information: http://www.unm.edu/~lkravitz/Article...scortisol.html |
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| Yup. It's no wonder America is in such bad shape.
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| I read this article about stress management on the Slow Leadership blog the other day and thought it was really helpful. We spend a lot of time thinking about the stress we suffer from outside influences, but stress from lack of internal alignment is often more serious.
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