Weight loss hypnosis Kenduskeag ME

Stress management is not just a matter of relaxation, although knowing how to relax can certainly help. Nor is it a matter of aiming to have no stress at all. Stress is essential. If you didn't have any, ever, you would never grow, never develop, never learn anything new, never change and probably die of boredom.

But too much strain and tension in your life can be pretty damaging too, leading to exhaustion, anxiety, depression and physical illness. The stress management hypnosis downloads below will provide you with a complete 'toolkit' for dealing with the pressures of life - both the avoidable and the unavoidable.

Life is so much more enjoyable when stress stops being a burden and becomes the incentive to growth and development that it should be.

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You are what you eat, they say, but taking full responsibility for food and healthy eating in your life can be quite a challenge. Especially nowadays, in the modern world, we are all surrounded by temptations to consume too much, and too much of the wrong thing. And not only temptation - a whole industry is devoted to persuading us to indulge ourselves to excess.

And what if your challenge is in the other direction? What if you have been depriving yourself unhealthily, and are trying to return to a more balanced approach? All that pressure is no help to you either. — read more

The trouble is, when you spend too much time thinking too closely about everything that could go wrong, the famous mind-body connection goes into overdrive. Your worrying thoughts can trigger the actual physical emotions that would accompany those unfortunate events. Your heart rate rises, adrenaline floods into your bloodstream, and your body gets ready to face what it believes is a real and present danger.

When really it's all in your imagination.

Now obviously, it doesn't make sense to say you should just stop preparing for future events, and planning for negative eventualities, altogether. That would be likely to bring you some perfectly real (as opposed to imaginary!) difficulties. — read more