www.hypnosisdownloads.org This is a nice sample from the Hypnosis Session “Caribbean Escape”. It’s a hypnotic vacation for your mind, body and spirit as you completely relax and find yourself…on a beautiful caribbean beach enjoying all the sights, sound and feelings of being on vacation. This recording is excellent for totally relaxing, managing stress and lower blood pressure. Created by a Master Hypnotist for your enjoyment.
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Daily Video Recap (9/7): EU Stress Test Questions Pressure Euro, USDJPY Probes Fresh 15-Year Low
Monday, September 20th, 2010
The Wall Street Journal said European stress tests for banks understated some holdings of sovereign debt. With German factory orders sliding as well, the Euro was pressured amid general risk aversion. The USD/JPY meanwhile proved a fresh 15-year low as traders saw signals from the BOJ that it would not directly intervene in currency markets. News Provided by CMS Forex www.cmsfx.com Market Analyst Nick Nasad
High Blood Pressure Treatments Guide
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- Exercise
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m? cines Hypertension
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Lower Stress, Lower Blood Pressure
Thursday, March 25th, 2010The medical profession is finally waking up to what logic and intuition has always told us: stress is a major factor in high blood pressure. Until recently stress was considered only a contributing factor and not in itself a primary cause of hypertension.
It therefore followed that relaxation and stress relief would have only a negligible and/or temporary effect on blood pressure. But fresh research is now beginning to reveal the obvious: high stress levels are linked to high blood pressure.
As part of the natural human reaction for fight or flight under pressure, stress causes hormone levels in the body to rise. These changes, if they occur chronically, can easily become a major factor or even the primary cause of high blood pressure.
Even in cases of secondary hypertension, whereby high blood pressure is caused by some organic cause, stress can be a significant aggravator of the condition. So if high levels of stress are a prime factor in high blood pressure, it stands to reason that reducing stress can lower blood pressure.
This approach is quick, effective, and does not require medication or costly doctor’s visits. Many high blood pressure sufferers are looking for easy ways to manage their blood pressure at home, without drugs.
The first step in lowering your blood pressure should always begin with a few simple lifestyle changes, including learning stress management techniques. These techniques, together with your doctor’s advice, can help lower your blood pressure quickly and easily.
Here are a few easy ways to start reducing stress:
•Get more sleep. The human body needs at least eight hours of sleep per night. This gives both the mind and body a chance to rest, recuperate and recharge. Without this opportunity, you will quickly become tired, cranky, and stressed. Lack of sleep can lead to elevated stress levels and elevated blood pressure.
•Exercise regularly. Regular, moderate exercise will help lower your blood pressure, while adding energy and vitality to your daily life. Exercise is also a great stress reliever, allowing you to work off tension while you move your body. Losing weight may be an added benefit of exercising frequently and this can further reduce blood pressure.
•Eat a balanced diet. Eating nutritious and whole foods will not only help lower your blood pressure, but your stress levels as well. A diet rich in vitamins and nutrients, with plenty of whole grains, lean meats, fruits and vegetables, is crucial to good health.
Processed foods, for example, often contain unnatural amounts of salt, which upsets the normal balance of sodium, magnesium and potassium in the body, raising blood pressure.
You can counteract this by eating whole foods with a natural balance of minerals and/or by taking a modest magnesium supplement. The extra benefit is that magnesium and calcium also help calm the nerves and reduce stress.
•Take regular time out for yourself. Eating nutritious and whole foods will not only help lower your blood pressure, but your stress levels as well. A diet rich in vitamins and nutrients, with plenty of whole grains, lean meats, fruits and vegetables, is crucial to good health.
•Express your feelings. Making sure you get down time is a great way to lower your stress levels. Don’t bring work home with you. Take time to relax, spend time with your family, play a game, read a book, or just unwind. This time is essential to your well-being.
•Practice slow breathing. You will often hear this described as “deep breathing” but slow breathing is a much more helpful way to think of it. Slow breathing and relaxation can be an easy way to lower your stress. Taking just a few minutes every day to relax and unwind to some gentle music while breathing slowly and deeply may be just the ticket to dropping those numbers at your next doctor’s visit.
By making a few simple lifestyle changes like these, you too can lower your stress levels and lower your blood pressure. Start a stress management program today! You’ll be glad you made these changes, and your blood pressure will show it too.
Managing Stress – How to Effectively Deal with Pressure
Sunday, March 14th, 2010At some time or another, we all experience stress. Sometimes it stems from family, relationships, or work; but regardless of its source, it still feels the same. Stress cannot be avoided, however, we can learn to effectively manage and prevent it from overtaking our lives.
The first step to coping with stress is to recognize its source and to identify what it is about this source that is causing you distress. As mentioned earlier, stress can come from many different reasons that is why it is helpful to explore these sources and why they can be troubling.
Probably the most common source of stress comes from the family. Families are made up of individuals, each with their own unique personality. When you place these different personalities together, conflict will undoubtedly surface and cause stress. Individuals will also experience distress when a family member becomes ill or engages in self-destructive behaviors.
Family-related stress is perfectly normal and most people can overcome the pressure in due time. However, if you find that you or your family is unable to cope with the stress, it may be time to seek professional counseling to help open up the channels of communication again.
Another big source of stress is relationships. We can experience tension with a loved one because each person has their own way of doing things and interacting with others. When one person fails to meet the expectations of the other, conflict can arise. Problems can also occur during the course of normal (or abnormal) life changes, such as divorce, illness, and work-related issues.
If you think that you and a loved one are having difficulty managing stress, it may be time to sit down and have a heart-to-heart. Sometimes the best medicine in the world for a heavy heart is just being to express yourself openly with someone you care about who will listen.
A final – but not last – source of stress that many of us will encounter stems from work. Many people are not happy with their current job, have interpersonal conflicts with coworkers or the boss, are not being paid enough, feeling powerless or undervalued, and the list can go on indefinitely. .
The best way to deal with job-related stress is to identify what’s causing the stress and determine if you have any control over the situation in order to make changes, if not consider working in the dental field and helping others.
Effectively managing the stress you experience in the various areas of your life is possible with the right tools and mindset – discover what’s holding you back from overcoming your stress today.
3 Stress Relief Games You Can Play to Lower Your Blood Pressure
Monday, February 1st, 2010Chronic hypertension (high blood pressure) is a leading indicator for heart attacks, strokes and reduced life span. It has several causes, ranging from physiological to situational and lifestyle driven. There are many treatments for this condition. Stress relief games are excellent in providing an effective and side effect-free alternative.
Most of the medical treatments for high blood pressure focus on the physiological symptoms, or some of the generalized physiological triggers in the body, like higher cholesterol levels. (High cholesterol levels build up plaques on the inner walls of arteries, and much the same way that constricting a garden hose makes the pressure higher, they do the same to your arterial system.) Statin reducers, and an entire gamut of drugs designed to artificially lower your blood pressure by blocking hormone receptors, receptors that cause your arteries to squeeze harder, are making big pharmaceutical companies a lot of money.
However, there are other factors involved that are not only directly under your control, but are less expensive as well. It is important to understand that temporary elevation of blood pressure is a survival mechanism – it ensures that highly oxygenated blood reaches your cells and muscles when you’re in a flight or fight situation. What happens is that our modern society (and our ability to internalize anything that causes stress) causes that system to “fire” when a deadline approaches, or when a doctor is about to prick you with a needle. As far as your limbic system is concerned, it is convinced that there’s something that’s about to eat you lurking in the office, not a manager who needs that report on his desk before you go home. The limbic system is unable to differentiate genuine life-threatening harm from regular nuances of our daily lives.
And it’s not only deadlines that create stress. Stress causes a cumulative strain on the body. Lots of people accrue stress the way a small child accrues marbles. For certain personality types, without a lot of stress, they get nothing done (and they’re often hooked on the rush of getting through the “emergency run”).
So, how do we get rid of stress? We recommend taking up some games. Here are some with proven therapeutic influences on the stress hormone systems.
Handball – this game causes you to move the entire body, and it utilizes the cortisone hormones of stress to “flush the system clear”. This is a good “stress burner” – similar sports include racquetball and tennis. These sports required total body motion, depth perception and spatial awareness. They simulate the “body kinematics” of being a Paleolithic hunter, and as such, trigger many of the same release mechanisms.
Meditation and Yoga – whether you’re doing deep diaphragmatic breathing, or reaching your inner core, both of these are good exercise paths for relieving stress if you don’t have the time for an intensive stress-burning session at the gym. They also have the benefit of being something you can do when you feel stress onset.
Singing and Walking – singing is similar to yoga; to sing well, you sing from the diaphragm, which causes elevated blood oxygen levels. Also try to take time out of your day to walk a mile. These methods are good for clearing the head and the stress hormones from your system.
All of these will lead you be happier and more productive in your day to day life; indeed, there’s a growing body of evidence the best time of the day for thinking or tackling difficult problems is 30 minutes after you’ve caught your breath from mild exercise or a heavy walk. There may be something to the body’s natural tendency to pace when thinking.
And, by reducing their stress, they may even make you live longer! Keep that in mind when utilizing these stress relief games.
