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5 Ways to Release Stress In Fraction of Minutes!

If you're feeling stressed, whether due to work or personal issues, the first step to improving your situation is to identify the cause of your stress. Turning to unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as smoking or drinking, is not helpful.

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By Kanan Parmar
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If you're feeling stressed, whether due to work or personal issues, the first step to improving your situation is to identify the cause of your stress.

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Turning to unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as smoking or drinking, is not helpful.

 Avoiding the problem and doing nothing can exacerbate your issues.

Effective stress management involves building emotional resilience, taking control of your situation, maintaining a strong social support network, and fostering a positive outlook.

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Try these 5 ways to release stress:

 

1. Breathe 

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Taking slow, deep breaths can help reduce blood pressure and heart rate. Pranayama breathing, a yogic practice that involves inhaling and exhaling through one nostril at a time, can help alleviate anxiety. This technique is thought to balance the mind and body similarly to acupuncture. 

 

2. Listen to Music 

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Sometimes singing along to your favorite song can improve your mood. If you're in a public setting, simply listening to music can quickly lift your spirits. Classical music, in particular, can be very soothing right before bed.

 

3. Take a Quick Walk 

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When feeling overwhelmed or having trouble focusing, a brief walk around the block can be beneficial. It provides alone time, physical activity, and a chance to clear your mind.

 

4. Get Organized 

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Clutter can add to your stress. Spend a few minutes tidying up your desk or workspace, keeping only the essentials visible.

 

5. Write It Down

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Writing down our emotions can make them feel less daunting. Consider journaling before a big exam to help calm your nerves.

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