How to Reduce Anxiety Attacks
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Anxiety can change your life, it literally overcomes you, it you could just learn how to reduce anxiety attacks you may be able to live again.
Anxiety attacks can become so severe that you feel as if you are going to die. Once they are triggered, it is very hard to stop them and you are forced to go through the horribly scary experience of being flooded with anxiety - usually to the point that you feel that you are going to die.
Discover how to stop the cycle of anxiety attacks when they start and how to train your mind to face your fears.
What Happens During an Anxiety Attack?
controlling anxiety attacks starts with knowing what triggers them
1. You See or Hear Something that Makes You Anxious - sometimes you don't even realize that it makes you anxious, but your mind does.
2.Your Mind Sends a Message of Anxiety or Fear to Your Body - your mind tries to warn your body of danger
3.As a Defense, Your Body Sends a Signal of Distress Back to Your Mind
4.The Two Start a Cycle of Sending these 'Messages' to Each Other, Resulting in a Physical Reaction
It is important to know that even though the mind is usually the one that starts this cycle, sometimes it is the body that causes this reaction. Sometimes somethings as simple as a change in temperature can make the body send a panic signal to the mind.
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What does an Anxiety Attack Feel Like?
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- Dizziness
- Feeling like you can't breathe or that you aren't getting any air
- Racing Heart
- Tingling in hands, possibly feet
- Nausea
- A sense of fear - either from the symptoms or the situation that triggered the attack.
- Feeling really hot - possibly sweating
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What is the Best Treatment for Anxiety Disorder?
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1. Medication - medication may stop the panic attack process. But without re-programming your mind, medication is nothing more than a band-aid.
2.. Relaxation Techniques
3. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
4. Supplements - I would not recommend these without doing your homework or at least talking to a doctor.
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