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Anxiety Support

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FAQs

What is anxiety?

Anxiety is a common emotion characterised by feelings of worry, unease, or fear. It's a normal response to stressful situations but when anxiety becomes excessive or interferes with daily life, it may indicate an anxiety disorder.

 

Anxiety can manifest in various ways and it can be different for everyone. The most common anxiety symptoms include excessive worrying, fatigue, trouble concentrating, sleep problems and mood swings.

How to reduce anxiety

Some ways to reduce anxiety include:

 

  • Exercise is a powerful tool for combating anxiety - it stimulates the release of endorphins, nature's mood elevators, helping to dissipate feelings of panic. Yoga, in particular, offers a holistic approach, combining movement with mindfulness to promote overall well-being.
  • A calmer environment might be easier said than done, but small changes can make a big difference. Setting boundaries, such as limiting extra work can help.
  • Talk about how you feel with someone you trust. Getting out all your worries to someone who will listen is a great step to reducing anxiety. You can even write down how you feel in a journal if you don’t feel like you want to talk to someone. 
  • Practice relaxation techniques like meditation to help focus your mind away from your worrying thoughts. Breathing exercises can be really great too!
  • Which vitamins are good for anxiety?

    While vitamins aren't a magic cure for anxiety, certain types can play a supportive role in managing your overall mood and well-being. 

     

    A few key vitamins often linked to anxiety management include vitamin B complex, vitamin D and magnesium.

     

    It's essential to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement, especially if you have underlying health conditions or are taking medications. 

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