Stress, in daily life terms, is a type of feeling that people feel when they find themselves unable to fulfill demands whether they are reasonable or not. In its mild form, it can be a motivator for you and can encourage you to give your best. However, it might create problems for you if you face it now and then. In severe to the worst condition, it can be harmful to your both physical and mental health.
When you have stress, you can feel several changes in your body. The changes can be rise in your blood pressure or pulse rate, fast breathing, poor digestive systems, decrease in your immunity, and a heightened alertness that can obstruct your sleep. Whatever the type (acute, episodic, or chronic) of stress you have, you need to manage it. Here are some straightforward tips for your stress management:
1. Have Positive...
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