Cure For Anxiety

May 4, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Need a cure for anxiety?  There are many ways you can go about reducing your anxiety such that it is not as much of an issue for you and if you’re suffering from panic attacks, you’re going to need all the help you can get.  With that in mind, here are a few solutions for you to consider to help control your anxiety:

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Anxiety Cures

April 27, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Looking for some anxiety cures that are going to free you of your constant worry and fear?  Living with panic or anxiety can be quite miserable and we need all the help we can get so that we can just go about living a normal life, not constantly in fear.  To that end, I’ve compiled a bunch of techniques you can use to help you get past your anxiety, try these out:

1.    Tai Chi

One of the best anxiety cures is to take up a relaxing past time, one such activity is tai chi.  It’s a very popular practice in China and it is something people of any age can perform.  It will help to relieve any of your daily stresses and worries and relax the body and mind.

2.    Red Chestnut Essense

Whether you’re fearful of your spouse cheating on you, your children at school or your work at your job, red chestnut will help you to remain calm and eliminate worrying thoughts.  The essence from this will provide some great aroma therapy for you.

3.    Cherry Plum Essense

If you fear irrational thoughts or you fear that you will do something horrible like commit suicide or injure someone else, cherry plum will help you if you’re feeling this loss of control.  You can either apply a few drops to some bath water and breath it in or apply some to your chest or somewhere on your body where you will be able to easily breath it in.

Now these are not anxiety cures in the truest sense of the word because they do not get to the root of the problem.  If you’re trying to get rid of the problem completely, you’ll need more than a band-aid solution.  One of the most powerful ways to cure yourself is through the “One Move Technique”, you can learn more about that by clicking on this link.

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Cure Anxiety Attacks - With These Powerful Herbal Remedies!

March 17, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Want to cure anxiety attacks?  I know how you feel, they can be a huge pain to have to deal with.   Not only do you encounter massive fear when one is happening, but you even fear the possibility of one occurring!  If you want to free yourself from the vicious cycle, here are a few treatments you can use:

1.    St. John’s Wort

One way to cure anxiety attacks is with St. John’s Wort.  It’s long been used by European and Slavic herbalists.  It is often used for it’s anti-inflammatory properties, however it also helps relieve anxiety, stress, tension and depression.

How To Take It:

  • If you’re going to take this as an herbal tea, steep 2-3 teaspoons of this stuff in 1 cup of boiled water and drink up to 3 cups of this a day.
  • If on the other hand you opt to take the tincture, use ½ to ¾ of a teaspoon every 4-8 hours.

2.   Verbena

Verbena over the years has been known as the “tears of Isis” by the Egyptians and “Juno’s tears” by the Greeks.  Later this has even been thought to protect people from vampires!  For us though, we’re going to be using it as a sedative.  We’ll also be able to ease tension, stress and relieve depression.

How To Take It:

  • As an herbal tea, you can either use the leaves or 1 teaspoon of the herb in a cup of boiled water.  Leave it to steep for 15 minutes before straining and drinking.

So if you want to cure anxiety attacks these will help you along, but they will not completely get rid of them as they are not addressing the root problem.  The root of the problem is in your mind, you need to essentially re-wire the way your brain so as not to be triggered into a panic in the first place.  One of the best programs for this is the “One Move Technique” which you can learn more about by clicking on this link.

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