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Im a student n a job holder. since i can't leave job n can't achieve the success in studies, i used to be in tension, affecting my health. what do i do?
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Yoga & tai chi: Are two great ways to reduce stress/tension.Goin a class and u have the added benefit of making new friends.
Answered 11/24/2013
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