Therapy: No approved supplements. Some prescription medications may help, but should not be used as first line. It will help to see a psychotherapist to analyse your personality and possible underlying causes of these behavior . I believe it can improve. You have to learn how to become wiser.
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Yes, but...: Many supplements can reduce anxiety; some of the best are holy basil, l-theanine, magnesium taurate or glycinate and 5-htp. However, you many benefit even more by cognitive behavioral therapy, emotional freedom technique, biofeedback ;/or meditation. Homeopathy is also often very successful for this issue but it would be best to consult with a homeopath: http://bit.Ly/18bi6nb.
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