How stress is a silent killer. Part 1

To spot the signs before they end up in a broken pile!

 

Stress - it's part of life, isn't it? Tension is good!

 

We keep ourselves under stress all the time, we need some stress at work and in our daily life. Without pressure and stress we would not be able to do anything, we would not achieve anything! Stress is a positive force when it energizes your life and enables you to make your dreams come true. So, the more, the better?

 

Well, think about it for a moment and be careful what you wish for. Just as we need oxygen in the air to survive, pure oxygen will give us ****. So it is with stress, we need something, but at what point does stress become a counter-productive and destructive force in our lives?

 

How do you understand stress?

 

Do you need the "buzz" of that last minute deadline?

 

Do you get "quickly" from the responsibilities of a high-pressure position?

 

Do you get a "high" by creating a situation that generates anger or fear?

 

Do you tell people you work with, "I thrive on stress"?

 

Do you "live in fear" for your job?

 

Do you constantly "worry" about your abilities at work?

 

Do You "Fear" Competition at Work?

 

Do you "change" behind the wheel of your car?

 

Our physiological response to stress is manifested in our bodies by producing stimulants and other stress hormones, which act as mood-altering devices, so we become less aware of both physical and mental pain. . We could be setting ourselves a dangerous precedent here, if we choose to ignore the signals that our bodies warn us that we are making ourselves vulnerable to breakdown. Ignore this advice at your own risk!

 

A common symptom of stress is a person's lack of respect and enjoyment for eating. Stimulants and other stress hormones that make us tired, irritable and angry completely disrupt our digestive system. When we are stressed due to lack of time or the desire to eat comfort food, we make poor choices about food. Depending on your nature it will either cause loss of appetite, lack of vitamins, minerals and nutrients in your body, weight loss and poor health, or weight gain, through a diet of junk food eaten in a hurry, Which can cause digestive disorders. and other weight-related problems. Poor nutrition will further weaken your immunity to illness and allow other symptoms of stress to develop. It is a downward spiral.

 

Stress hormones are extremely powerful and have side effects that can really make you ****. Stress becomes a bad thing when it reaches a level beyond which you feel in control, when you find yourself stressed, tired and uncomfortable.

 

It's not just the person who is most likely to ****** or die of a heart attack who is at risk here. Stress hormones can contribute to ulcers and other serious gastrointestinal problems, diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease. These chemicals are also the cause of many psychological problems like depression and anxiety. It can also weaken the immune system, which makes you more vulnerable to illness and affects the body's ability to heal.

 

Ask yourself - am I stressed or am I in denial?

 

How much stress is too much stress?

 

Well, we are all unique, and everyone experiences stress differently.

 

So how do we go about recognizing the signs before they become a serious problem?

 

First, check the following lists and be honest with yourself. If you begin to exhibit some of these symptoms, they could be warning signs that your stress levels are causing anxiety. Your body and your emotions are trying to call you to "wake up." Listen to what your body is telling you.

 

- upset stomach

 

- abdominal pain

 

- loss of appetite

 

- severe headache

 

- Dizziness

 

- irritability

 

- Nervous ticking or blinking

 

- insomnia

 

- Excessive fatigue

 

- Pain in neck and shoulders and back

 

- Stiff neck and shoulders or back

 

- grinding of teeth

 

- Poor focus and memory

 

How you feel can also indicate signs of stress, look for the following:

 

- Concerned

 

- Downhearted

 

- desperate

 

- hustled

 

- overloaded

 

- pressurized

 

- the stress

 

- Concerned

 

Identifying stress at an early stage makes it much easier to treat. Good habits can be adopted to ensure that you have a good work/life balance and that reducing stress becomes a manageable exercise.

Learn to recognize the signs that stress is starting to build up and be prepared to act quickly on the problems it causes, as problems tend to escalate quickly if they are not addressed. Relief will be immediate and you will be glad you did.

 

It's important to realize that you always have options and that learning to manage stress properly will make you a happier person and actually improve your life.

 

If we're honest with ourselves, we can recognize signs that stress is reaching an unusual level, but of course it's different for everyone. The situation can be more serious when the victim is in blatant denial, when the stress level can reach intolerable levels before the victim has a serious, sometimes devastating health crisis.

 

Stress can cause serious illness and even if it doesn't; During this time it can make you completely unhappy. This article is not meant to scare, but to make you aware and motivate you to take preventive action before it is too late.

 

In Part 2 of this article, we'll look at stress reduction and explore a lot of simple ideas that you can implement, which are definitely stress relievers that will help you clear out the clutter and bring back the shine to your mind. will help.

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