01/08/2022
Stress can be acute or chronic and can cause fatigue, headaches, upset stomach, nervousness, irritability or anger.
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The most common triggers of stress are:
🔸 Pressure at work.
🔸 financial circumstances.
🔸 health conditions
🔸 difficulties with loved ones
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Regular physical activity, quality sleep and proper nutrition are some of the best ways to prepare your body to deal with stress. Vitamins and nutrients also provide additional support in this situation ⬇️
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😴Melatonin
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It is a natural hormone that regulates the cycle of wakefulness and sleep. Its levels increase in the evening to promote sleep and decrease in the morning to promote wakefulness. Melatonin can help you fall asleep faster and sleep longer if you have difficulty falling asleep due to stress.
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🧠Glycine.
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This is an amino acid that your body uses to make proteins. Glycine's calming effects improve your quality of sleep as well as your sense of alertness and focus.
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🌱L-theanine.
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This is the amino acid most commonly found in tea leaves. L-theanine reduces stress indicators, such as heart rate, in response to mentally strenuous tasks. Consumption of this substance promotes relaxation and reduces stress without having a sedative effect.
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B vitamin complex
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These are eight vitamins: B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B9, B12. The complex helps improve mood and minimize stress by reducing homocysteine levels or maintaining healthy levels of this amino acid.
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Tag me in the comments with your stress-fighting tips👇
01/08/2022