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Tests, traffic, twitter. Oh, it´s all so overwhelming and { stressful _9 }. But who has time to relieve stress when it´s constantly building and building. Well, we hope you do, { because _7 } studies have shown that too much stress leads to { headaches _9 }, higher blood { pressure _8 }, an upset stomach, { memory _6 } loss, disrupted sleep and increase risk for heart attacks. Stress *does a number on your mind and body, draining your immune system and messing with your { ability _7 }to concentrate. Having ten sore muscles, shallow breaths, { increase _7 } heart rate, these are all { signs _5 } that you might be too stressed out. Hey, we all know that you can´t take fewer classes, you can´t quit the track team or resign from study { government _10 }, we get it. But, here are few tips that will help you to feel calmer { inside _6 } when your outside life gets to hectic. <br><br>
One: Stay in and { recuperate _10 }. When { stressed _8 } you might feel the need to tackle everything on your to-do list all at once, but that sets you up for burnout and { failure _7 }. Instead find a simple routine task to complete at home, like doing the dishes or vacuuming. Studies show the completing of repetitive task allows your brain to pare down and focus. The perfect cure for your worried scattered mind. After you { finish _6 } cleaning your house, clean { yourself _8 }. Yes we wrote that! Clean yourself! Because a warm bath or hot shower will boost your mood. { Studies _7 } have shown that the sensation of warm water triggers responses in the { body _4 } and brain. Similar to those trigger by emotional warmth. So think of your next { shower _6 } like a soothing liquid hug. Hmm, uh I feel good. If you find stress keeping you up all night, try progressive muscle relaxation just before bed. That is a fancy way to { describe _8 }, clinching up every { muscle _6 } in your body for a few seconds, and then letting go. Lie on your back and start with your forehead continuing through your tummy, down to your thighs and finally your little toes. Repeat as you need it until every muscle is completely { relaxed _7 }. Then, sleep like a baby.<br><br>
Two: Get out for good vibes. Ommm doggie paddle your way through stress. The spiritual mantras used yoga and meditation helped focus the mind and stave off feelings of anxiety. Yoga not for you? That´s ok! Go outside for a good dose of natural light and a little jog. Exercises lessens anxiety and helps maintains feelings of calm even in the face of distressing events. Hey, leave the headphones behind. All the distracting chatter from those texts in emails and tweets can wait. And hey, instead of texting, emailing or tweeting your best friend, why don’t you guys just meet up? And get in a good laugh. Because laughter injects a surge of endorphins into the body, which creates feelings of happiness and euphoria. Which is why you like them so much.<br><br>
Three: Here´s the best one. Treat yourself to something yummy. Hmm, chocolate. Alright, look you´re not getting condoning a motional eating because that´s a whole other thing. But there are treats that you can keep handy that will improve your mood. Like dark chocolate. Certain chemicals in chocolate help relax the blood vessels, which reduces blood pressure. You can also appeal to your sense of smell for relaxation. The aromas of * lavender have proven distressing effects. So go buy a lavender scented candle or pick up some * tea. Take a moment to yourself and breathe in the goodness.<br><br>
There you have Wellcasters our quick tips for stress relief. You´re gonna have to anticipate that life will be filled with ups and downs. So, when the challenges do come, you can take comfort now and knowing that there is a warm shower just on the other side of your bathroom. Or a delicious piece of chocolate stashed in your bag, so yummy. Be sure to incorporate stress relief strategies into your daily routine. Make them as essential as breathing, into your nose and out trough your mouth.

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-One: Stay in and { recuperate _10 }. When { stressed _8 }you might feel the need to tackle { everything _10 } on your to-do list, all at once, but that sets you up for burnout and failure. Instead find a simple routine task to complete at home, like doing the dishes or vacuuming. Studies show that completing of { repetitive _10 } task allows your { brain _5 } to pare down and focus. The perfect cure for your worried scattered mind. After you finish cleaning your { house _5 }, clean yourself. Yes we wrote that! Clean yourself! Because a warm bath or hot shower will boost your mood. Studies have shown that the { sensation _9 } of warm water triggers responses in the body and brain. { Similar _7 } to those triggered by emotional warmth. So, think of your next shower like a soothing liquid hug. Hmm, uh I feel good. If you find stress { keeping _7 }you up all night, try progressive muscle relaxation just before bed. That is a fancy way to describe, clinching up every muscle in your body for a few seconds, and then letting go. Lie on your back and start with your forehead continuing through your tummy, down through your thighs and finally your little toes. { Repeat _6 } as needed until every muscle is completely { relaxed _7 }. Then, sleep like a baby.<br><br>
+One: Stay in and { recuperate _10 }. When { stressed _8 }you might feel the need to tackle { everything _10 } on your to-do list, all at once, but that sets you up for burnout and failure. Instead find a simple routine task to complete at home, like doing the dishes or vacuuming. Studies show that completing a { repetitive _10 } task allows your { brain _5 } to pare down and focus. The perfect cure for your worried scattered mind. After you finish cleaning your { house _5 }, clean yourself. Yes we wrote that! Clean yourself! Because a warm bath or hot shower will boost your mood. Studies have shown that the { sensation _9 } of warm water triggers responses in the body and brain. { Similar _7 } to those triggered by emotional warmth. So, think of your next shower like a soothing liquid hug. Hmm, uh I feel good. If you find stress { keeping _7 }you up all night, try progressive muscle relaxation just before bed. That is a fancy way to describe, clinching up every muscle in your body for a few seconds, and then letting go. Lie on your back and start with your forehead continuing through your tummy, down through your thighs and finally your little toes. { Repeat _6 } as needed until every muscle is completely { relaxed _7 }. Then, sleep like a baby.<br><br>
 Two: Get out for good vibes. Ommm... downward doggy { paddle _6 } your way through stress. The spiritual mantras used in yoga and meditation help focus the mind and stave off feelings of { anxiety _7 }. Yoga not for you? That's ok! Go { outside _7 } for a good dose of natural light and a little jog. Exercise lessens anxiety and helps maintains feelings of calm even in the face of distressing events. Hey, leave the headphones { behind _6 }. All the distracting chatter from those texts and emails and tweets can wait. And hey, instead of texting, { emailing _8 } or tweeting your best friend, why don't you guys just meet up? And get in a good laugh. Because laughter injects a surge of endorphins into the body, which creates feelings of happiness and euphoria. Which is why you like them so much?<br><br>

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+Tests, { traffic _7 }, twitter. Oh, it's all so overwhelming and stressful. But who has time to relieve stress when it's constantly building and building. Well, we hope you do, because studies have shown that too much stress leads to headaches, higher blood pressure, an upset stomach, memory loss, disrupted sleep and increase risk for heart { attacks _7 }. Stress does a { number _6 } on your { mind _4 } and body draining your immune system and messing with your ability to concentrate. Having ten sore muscles, { shallow _7 } breath, increased heart rate, these are all { signs _5 } that you might be too stressed out. Hey, we all know that you can't take fewer { classes _7 }, you can't quit the track team or resign from study { government _10 }, we get it. But, here are a few tips that will help you feel calmer inside when your { outside _7 } life gets to hectic. <br><br>
 One: Stay in and { recuperate _10 }. When { stressed _8 }you might feel the need to tackle { everything _10 } on your to-do list, all at once, but that sets you up for burnout and failure. Instead find a simple routine task to complete at home, like doing the dishes or vacuuming. Studies show that completing of { repetitive _10 } task allows your { brain _5 } to pare down and focus. The perfect cure for your worried scattered mind. After you finish cleaning your { house _5 }, clean yourself. Yes we wrote that! Clean yourself! Because a warm bath or hot shower will boost your mood. Studies have shown that the { sensation _9 } of warm water triggers responses in the body and brain. { Similar _7 } to those triggered by emotional warmth. So, think of your next shower like a soothing liquid hug. Hmm, uh I feel good. If you find stress { keeping _7 }you up all night, try progressive muscle relaxation just before bed. That is a fancy way to describe, clinching up every muscle in your body for a few seconds, and then letting go. Lie on your back and start with your forehead continuing through your tummy, down through your thighs and finally your little toes. { Repeat _6 } as needed until every muscle is completely { relaxed _7 }. Then, sleep like a baby.<br><br>
 Two: Get out for good vibes. Ommm... downward doggy { paddle _6 } your way through stress. The spiritual mantras used in yoga and meditation help focus the mind and stave off feelings of { anxiety _7 }. Yoga not for you? That's ok! Go { outside _7 } for a good dose of natural light and a little jog. Exercise lessens anxiety and helps maintains feelings of calm even in the face of distressing events. Hey, leave the headphones { behind _6 }. All the distracting chatter from those texts and emails and tweets can wait. And hey, instead of texting, { emailing _8 } or tweeting your best friend, why don't you guys just meet up? And get in a good laugh. Because laughter injects a surge of endorphins into the body, which creates feelings of happiness and euphoria. Which is why you like them so much?<br><br>

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+Tests, { traffic _7 }, twitter. Oh, it's all so overwhelming and stressful. But who has time to relieve stress when it's constantly building and building. Well, we hope you do, because studies have shown that too much stress leads to headaches, higher blood pressure, an upset stomach, memory loss, disrupted sleep and increase risk for heart { attacks _7 }. Stress does a { number _6 } on your { mind _4 } and body draining your immune system and messing with your ability to concentrate. Having ten sore muscles, { shallow _7 } breath, increased heart rate, these are all { signs _5 } that you might be too stressed out. Hey, we all know that you can't take fewer { classes _7 }, you can't quit the track team or resign from study { government _7 }, we get it. But, here are a few tips that will help you feel calmer inside when your { outside _7 } life gets to hectic. <br><br>
-One: Stay in and recuperate. When stressed you might feel the need to tackle everything on your to-do list, all at once, but that sets you up for burnout and failure. Instead find a simple routine task to complete at home, like doing the dishes or vacuuming. Studies show that completing of repetitive task allows your brain to pare down and focus. The perfect cure for your worried scattered mind. After you finish cleaning your house, clean yourself. Yes we wrote that! Clean yourself! Because a warm bath or hot shower will boost your mood. Studies have shown that the sensation of warm water triggers responses in the body and brain. Similar to those triggered by emotional warmth. So, think of your next shower like a soothing liquid hug. Hmm, uh I feel good. If you find stress keeping you up all night, try progressive muscle relaxation just before bed. That is a fancy way to describe, clinching up every muscle in your body for a few seconds, and then letting go. Lie on your back and start with your forehead continuing through your tummy, down through your thighs and finally your little toes. Repeat as needed until every muscle is completely relaxed. Then, sleep like a baby.<br><br>
+One: Stay in and { recuperate _10 }. When { stressed _8 }you might feel the need to tackle { everything _10 } on your to-do list, all at once, but that sets you up for burnout and failure. Instead find a simple routine task to complete at home, like doing the dishes or vacuuming. Studies show that completing of { repetitive _10 } task allows your { brain _5 } to pare down and focus. The perfect cure for your worried scattered mind. After you finish cleaning your { house _5 }, clean yourself. Yes we wrote that! Clean yourself! Because a warm bath or hot shower will boost your mood. Studies have shown that the { sensation _9 } of warm water triggers responses in the body and brain. { Similar _7 } to those triggered by emotional warmth. So, think of your next shower like a soothing liquid hug. Hmm, uh I feel good. If you find stress { keeping _7 }you up all night, try progressive muscle relaxation just before bed. That is a fancy way to describe, clinching up every muscle in your body for a few seconds, and then letting go. Lie on your back and start with your forehead continuing through your tummy, down through your thighs and finally your little toes. { Repeat _6 } as needed until every muscle is completely { relaxed _7 }. Then, sleep like a baby.<br><br>
-Two: Get out for good vibes. Ommm... downward doggy paddle your way through stress. The spiritual mantras used in yoga and meditation help focus the mind and stave off feelings of anxiety. Yoga not for you? That's ok! Go outside for a good dose of natural light and a little jog. Exercise lessens anxiety and helps maintains feelings of calm even in the face of distressing events. Hey, leave the headphones behind. All the distracting chatter from those texts and emails and tweets can wait. And hey, instead of texting, emailing or tweeting your best friend, why don't you guys just meet up? And get in a good laugh. Because laughter injects a surge of endorphins into the body, which creates feelings of happiness and euphoria. Which is why you like them so much?<br><br>
+Two: Get out for good vibes. Ommm... downward doggy { paddle _6 } your way through stress. The spiritual mantras used in yoga and meditation help focus the mind and stave off feelings of { anxiety _7 }. Yoga not for you? That's ok! Go { outside _7 } for a good dose of natural light and a little jog. Exercise lessens anxiety and helps maintains feelings of calm even in the face of distressing events. Hey, leave the headphones { behind _6 }. All the distracting chatter from those texts and emails and tweets can wait. And hey, instead of texting, { emailing _8 } or tweeting your best friend, why don't you guys just meet up? And get in a good laugh. Because laughter injects a surge of endorphins into the body, which creates feelings of happiness and euphoria. Which is why you like them so much?<br><br>
-Three: Here's the best one. Treat yourself to something yummy. Hmm, chocolate. Alright, look we're not getting condoning emotional eating because that's a whole other thing. But there are treats that you can keep handy that will improve your mood. Like dark chocolate. Certain chemicals in chocolate help relax the blood vessels, which reduces blood pressure. You can also appeal to your sense of smell for relaxation. The aromas of spearmint and lavender have proven de-stressing effects. So go buy a lavender scented candle or pick up some spearmint tea. Take a moment to yourself and breathe in the goodness.<br><br>
+Three: Here's the best one. Treat yourself to something yummy. Hmm, { chocolate _9 }. Alright, look we're not getting condoning emotional eating because that's a whole other thing. But there are treats that you can keep handy that will { improve _7 } your mood. Like dark chocolate. Certain chemicals in chocolate help relax the blood vessels, which reduces blood pressure. You can also appeal to your sense of smell for { relaxation _10 }. The aromas of spearmint and lavender have proven de-stressing effects. So go buy a lavender scented candle or pick up some spearmint tea. Take a moment to yourself and breathe in the { goodness _8 }.<br><br>
-There you have it Wellcasters our quick tips for stress relief. You're gonna have to anticipate that life will be filled with ups and downs. So, when the challenges do come, you can take comfort now in knowing that there is a warm shower just on the other side of your bathroom. Or a delicious piece of chocolate stashed in your bag, so yummy. Be sure to incorporate stress relief strategies into your daily routine. Make them as essential as breathing, in through your nose and out through your mouth.
+There you have it Wellcasters our quick tips for stress relief. You're gonna have to anticipate that life will be filled with ups and downs. So, when the { challenges _10 } do come, you can take comfort now in knowing that there is a warm shower just on the other side of your bathroom. Or a { delicious _9 }
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 One: Stay in and recuperate. When stressed you might feel the need to tackle everything on your to-do list, all at once, but that sets you up for burnout and failure. Instead find a simple routine task to complete at home, like doing the dishes or vacuuming. Studies show that completing of repetitive task allows your brain to pare down and focus. The perfect cure for your worried scattered mind. After you finish cleaning your house, clean yourself. Yes we wrote that! Clean yourself! Because a warm bath or hot shower will boost your mood. Studies have shown that the sensation of warm water triggers responses in the body and brain. Similar to those triggered by emotional warmth. So, think of your next shower like a soothing liquid hug. Hmm, uh I feel good. If you find stress keeping you up all night, try progressive muscle relaxation just before bed. That is a fancy way to describe, clinching up every muscle in your body for a few seconds, and then letting go. Lie on your back and start with your forehead continuing through your tummy, down through your thighs and finally your little toes. Repeat as needed until every muscle is completely relaxed. Then, sleep like a baby.<br><br>
 Two: Get out for good vibes. Ommm... downward doggy paddle your way through stress. The spiritual mantras used in yoga and meditation help focus the mind and stave off feelings of anxiety. Yoga not for you? That's ok! Go outside for a good dose of natural light and a little jog. Exercise lessens anxiety and helps maintains feelings of calm even in the face of distressing events. Hey, leave the headphones behind. All the distracting chatter from those texts and emails and tweets can wait. And hey, instead of texting, emailing or tweeting your best friend, why don't you guys just meet up? And get in a good laugh. Because laughter injects a surge of endorphins into the body, which creates feelings of happiness and euphoria. Which is why you like them so much?<br><br>
 Three: Here's the best one. Treat yourself to something yummy. Hmm, chocolate. Alright, look we're not getting condoning emotional eating because that's a whole other thing. But there are treats that you can keep handy that will improve your mood. Like dark chocolate. Certain chemicals in chocolate help relax the blood vessels, which reduces blood pressure. You can also appeal to your sense of smell for relaxation. The aromas of spearmint and lavender have proven de-stressing effects. So go buy a lavender scented candle or pick up some spearmint tea. Take a moment to yourself and breathe in the goodness.<br><br>
 There you have it Wellcasters our quick tips for stress relief. You're gonna have to anticipate that life will be filled with ups and downs. So, when the challenges do come, you can take comfort now in knowing that there is a warm shower just on the other side of your bathroom. Or a delicious piece of chocolate stashed in your bag, so yummy. Be sure to incorporate stress relief strategies into your daily routine. Make them as essential as breathing, in through your nose and out through your mouth.
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-Tests, traffic, twitter. Oh, it´s all so overwhelming and { stressful _9 }. But who has time to relieve stress when it´s constantly building and building. Well, we hope you do, { because _7 } studies have shown that too much stress leads to { headaches _9 }, higher blood { pressure _8 }, an upset stomach, { memory _6 } loss, disrupted sleep and increase risk for heart attacks. Stress *does a number on your mind and body, draining your immune system and messing with your { ability _7 }to concentrate. Having ten sore muscles, shallow breaths, { increase _7 } heart rate, these are all { signs _5 } that you might be too stressed out. Hey, we all know that you can´t take fewer classes, you can´t quit the track team or resign from study { government _10 }, we get it. But, here are few tips that will help you to feel calmer { inside _6 } when your outside life gets to hectic. <br><br>
+Tests, traffic, twitter. Oh, it´s all so overwhelming and { stressful _9 }. But who has time to relieve stress when it´s constantly building and building. Well, we hope you do, { because _7 } studies have shown that too much stress leads to { headaches _9 }, higher blood { pressure _8 }, an upset stomach, { memory _6 } loss, disrupted sleep and increase risk for heart attacks. Stress *does a number on your mind and body, draining your immune system and messing with your { ability _7 }to concentrate. Having ten sore muscles, shallow breaths, { increase _8 } heart rate, these are all { signs _5 } that you might be too stressed out. Hey, we all know that you can´t take fewer classes, you can´t quit the track team or resign from study { government _10 }, we get it. But, here are few tips that will help you to feel calmer { inside _6 } when your outside life gets to hectic. <br><br>
 One: Stay in and { recuperate _10 }. When { stressed _8 } you might feel the need to tackle everything on your to-do list all at once, but that sets you up for burnout and { failure _7 }. Instead find a simple routine task to complete at home, like doing the dishes or vacuuming. Studies show the completing of repetitive task allows your brain to pare down and focus. The perfect cure for your worried scattered mind. After you { finish _6 } cleaning your house, clean { yourself _8 }. Yes we wrote that! Clean yourself! Because a warm bath or hot shower will boost your mood. { Studies _7 } have shown that the sensation of warm water triggers responses in the { body _4 } and brain. Similar to those trigger by emotional warmth. So think of your next { shower _6 } like a soothing liquid hug. Hmm, uh I feel good. If you find stress keeping you up all night, try progressive muscle relaxation just before bed. That is a fancy way to { describe _8 }, clinching up every { muscle _6 } in your body for a few seconds, and then letting go. Lie on your back and start with your forehead continuing through your tummy, down to your thighs and finally your little toes. Repeat as you need it until every muscle is completely { relaxed _7 }. Then, sleep like a baby.<br><br>
 Two: Get out for good vibes. Ommm doggie paddle your way through stress. The spiritual mantras used yoga and meditation helped focus the mind and stave off feelings of anxiety. Yoga not for you? That´s ok! Go outside for a good dose of natural light and a little jog. Exercises lessens anxiety and helps maintains feelings of calm even in the face of distressing events. Hey, leave the headphones behind. All the distracting chatter from those texts in emails and tweets can wait. And hey, instead of texting, emailing or tweeting your best friend, why don’t you guys just meet up? And get in a good laugh. Because laughter injects a surge of endorphins into the body, which creates feelings of happiness and euphoria. Which is why you like them so much.<br><br>