Panic Self Help

Did you know that you can control your panic attacks using
panic self help
techniques?
Panic self help techniques have been proven to not only work but to have longer lasting results if understood and implemented correctly.Millions of people are now realizing that this type of approach is by far the better choice over being on prescription drugs for the rest of their life.
The Underlying reason:
Panic and anxiety attacks are triggered by the fight or flight response when we are put into uncomfortable situations.Most of what we feel as a threat has been picked up by us as children, either by some traumatic event or by what we have been told or observed at a very young age.
What are the most common types of anxiety in the population:
The fear of dying
The fear of flying
Agoraphobia (the fear of being in public)
What are the symptoms:
A sudden and intense fear
Profuse sweating
Trembling
Hyperventilation
Dizziness or feeling as if you are going to pass out
Increased heart rate
Tightening of the throat
Chills and hot flashes
And feeling as if you are going crazy, just to name a few.
These symptoms are often very intense, but they usually last less than 30 minutes, and is not uncommon to have “mini” attacks that last a shorter period of time but seem to come and go throughout the anxiety bout.
Therapy can eventually help you to gain control of this condition, but it does get extremely expensive.
If you find yourself in this situation as I did then
panic self help
is the last resort.There are some things that you can do about understanding panic and anxiety and learning to control it.
The following tips will help ease your anxiety symptoms:
1) Staying Active- Exercise releases endorphins in your body that help you feel up as well as relaxing anxiety symptoms naturally. A simple workout every day will keep a constant flow of endorphins to your brain and help establish a better sense of well being. You do not have to over do it either, just go for a walk down the street and you will start to feel better. But a 30 minute light work out every day will give you the best results.
2) Alcohol- and Caffeine-Both have affects on the nervous system and add to more anxiety.Coffee increases your anxiety almost immediately, and while alcohol might help you to feel better at the time, it will make you overly anxious later. Avoiding these for a while will help you get a handle on your condition more quickly.
3) Deep Breathing- The #1 symptom that leads to panic is hyperventilation. It happens out of nowhere, but immediately begins the “fight or flight” reaction in the brain.Counter act this with short shallow breathes and slow relaxing deep breathes. Make sure to breath all the way from your diaphragm (under your rib cage) until your breathing is back to normal and you can feel yourself beginning to calm.
Diagnosing symptoms and controlling attacks using panic self help techniques is not that difficult once you realize that the things that you do and put into your body have a direct result on your feelings of anxiety. Take small steps to ensure that you are not making your own condition worse when using panic self help techniques.
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