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How do u remove stress without medication?

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Exercise, meditation: Aerobic exercise, meditation/relaxation techniques, biofeed back, calming/soothing teas such as chamomile or lavender may help. Ask family/friends to help with your chores. Find time for yourself. If these fail, consult doc/psychiatrist for some therapy etc... Best of luck..

Answered 10/3/2016

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Dr. Lourdes margarita Landron-garcia answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

Stress: Meditation, yoga , tai chi, learning how to do deep inspiration, and exhalation. New research show when patients go to pray , revealed the brain release some substances and produce more relaxation, better sleep, medications also work better, and the best is the neuronal connexion improve , with better neurotransmitter function , quality and quantity.

Answered 7/5/2012

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Dr. Thomas Rohde answered

Specializes in Anti-Aging Medicine

Stress removal: Are you confusing stress and anxiety/depression? None of us was born with a Prozac (fluoxetine) deficiency! it all starts with nutrition and a healthy gut to make normal neurotransmitters to helps us deal with stress. Stress is toxic relationships, bad work, finances, poor nutrition, lack of sleep - these can be changed but require effort to give up what causes the stress. Start by eating better and exercising.

Answered 9/29/2017

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Dr. Joan Sy answered

A Number of Ways: Exercise, meditation, counselling, going to church/prayer or seeking spiritual renewal, staying in touch w. Friends/family who can ground you. Energy techniques such as reconnection healing. Do not skip meals, limit caffeine as much as possible, decrease sugars/saturated fats and unhealthy carbs, stay on a mediterranean type diet and drink plenty of water and give your body adequate sleep.

Answered 9/29/2017

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