Important points in stress management:
Preventive education is so important nowadays
because of the high level of stress in the modern society.
Different researchers around the world study
the relationship between stress and health.
As a result of it we know that stress can
cause or worsen digestive disorders, create hypertension, raise cholesterol
levels, damage and block arteries, aggravate heart diseases, worsen bowel
conditions, increase susceptibility to infections and viruses, intensify
the perception of pain, create headaches, contribute to inflammatory disorders
and hinder recovery from major traumas to the body.
Preventing and resolving stress is possible,
it is not so difficult and it is necessary to enhance our quality of life.
There are many ways to cope with it and one of them is yoga training.
To manage stress one should learn how to
know about oneself.
It is required a sincere wish to do the
practices.
Without regular practice there can not be
more improvement.
Then comes the process of learning how
to live in harmony with oneself. This includes a balanced diet, proper
sleeping and sufficient aerobic exercises. Apart from this, there are
yoga exercises that equilibrate the posture and breath. For acute cases
some cleansing processes are really helpful. When the student balances
the blood acidity and feels clean inside naturally gets calm. Body relaxation
with awareness will help to step down and to stand back. It works from
the very first day. It is possible to feel a great change in the quality
of life with just little time (25 min.) of regular practice every day.
Important Points:
· Learning how to breath
· Developing the relaxation skills
· Giving attention to the body
· Stretching the body
· Improving the flexibility
· Getting calm and relaxed
· Enjoying the movement
· Coordination
· Adding Self Confidence and Self Control
· Controlling over- reactions
· Listening to the inner self
· Comparing body postures and feeling the difference
· Feeling the body silence. Silence is the basis
of the stress management
· Caring for ourselves
· Physical strength as stress protection
· Understanding health as a life style
· Searching for the middle point

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