Way to Live a Stress Free Life

The human mind loves to find things to stress about. Every single time a dilemma is solved, you can be sure of a new one arising that feels equally stressing as the previous one. The good news is that there is a way to live a stress free life. It starts by realizing how pointless and harmful this useless worry actually is.

Stress is a major problem for many people — a hectic, stressful job, a chaotic home life, bills to worry about, and bad habits such as unhealthy eating, drinking and smoking can lead to a mountain of stress. If you don't get enough sleep you end up being touchy and snappy. In order to lead a stress free life, establish a good rule of thumb for sleep, go to bed whenever you're tired, and wake up at the same time each day (weekend or not!). This way, you will get the right amount of sleep! Take care of your body. If you eat right and exercise daily, you won't have to worry about your image, or how many calories are in the burger. Do something each day to be active — walk, hike, play a sport, go for a run, do yoga, try Oxy Break. Eat fruits and veggies for snacks. Floss every day. Quit smoking. Cook something healthy for dinner. Drink water instead of soda.

'Choose to be optimistic, it feels better’ -Dalai Lama

OXYGEN DEFICIENCY

Stress in the body can lead to a lack of oxygen. There are four major types of stress that may deplete oxygen.

Toxic stress – This comes from our polluted environment. We need extra oxygen to detoxify our bodies on a regular basis.

Emotional stress – The flight or fight response that everyone is familiar with which causes the production of adrenaline and adrenal related hormones, which uses up our oxygen supply.

Physical Stress – Reduces circulation and the subsequent oxygen supply to a great many cells and tissues throughout the body.

Infections – Use up “free radical” forms of oxygen to combat bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Frequent use of drugs counteract infections also depletes cellular oxygen since oxygen is required to metabolise them out of the system. Research has convincingly shown that there is a significant difference in the amount of oxygen in a strong healthy person than that of a weak chronically ill person.

The initial symptoms of oxygen deficiency are as follows:
· Overall body weakness 
· Muscle aches 
· Depression 
· Dizziness 
· Irritability 
· Fatigue 
· Memory loss 
· Circulation problems 
· Poor digestion 
· Acid stomach 
· Lowered immunity to cold, flu, and infection 
· Bronchial Problems 
· Bacterial, viral and parasitic infection

How much more positive would your life be if you stopped looking at the world as a glass half empty?

A considerable amount of research has shown that calm deep breathing has benefits on mental health, including a reduction in proneness to depression. If you crave solitude, solo relaxation techniques such as meditation or progressive muscle relaxation will give you the space to quiet your mind and lead stress free life. you stay motivated.

Our Oxy Break Program is very thorough in training you educationally and motivating you emotionally. It helps boost oxygen in your blood and calm down nervous system, boost metabolism, increase flexibility, and slim down at the same time.

It provokes the inside of you to calm down and relax. The perfection of this program goes without any doubt. In couple of minutes, per day, you will witness consistent change in your attitude and your mind will feel more serenity.

Strive hard for a stress fee life; nothing can bring you peace but yourself.