Talk to someone you can trust about your fears and worries no matter how silly you think they seem.
Yoga postures, yoga breathing and focused meditation soothe the sympathetic nervous system. Regular practice can alleviate anxiety.
Exercise will help your fear and anxiety. If you feel like running away from it all, start running or exercising vigorously. 15-20 minutes of exercise a day will use up your excess adrenalin and calm your spirits
Rehmannia(Rehmannia glutinosa) is one herb that I include in my formula for relieving anxiety and nervous exhaustion.
Rehmannia:
- maintains your healthy adrenal activity and increases your resistance to environmental stress. Loss of adrenal activity is recognized as a contributor to a decline in health and is considered to be both an indirect cause as well as a side effect of many acute and chronic illnesses.
- nourishes the adrenals
- is traditionally used as an adaptogen. An adaptogen will increase your resistance to physical, environmental, emotional and biological stressors and restores normal physiological function to the body. Adaptogens are also known as whole body tonics.
Herbs can relieve your symptoms of nervous exhaustion and burn out. Herbs can restore adrenal and nervous function during times of stress. A combination of nourishing and tonifying herbs can manage your symptoms of anxiety and nervous exhaustion in a gentle and effective manner.
If you are interested in a Herbal Formula for anxiety and nervous exhaustion email me at info@menopausethenaturalway.com and I can advise you. This formula will help all people not just menopausal women.
If you would like to listen to my video tutorials go to http://www.menopausethenaturalway.com
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