3 Quick Ways to Ease Pressure
By Sharon Tanenbaum
Collect the health reimbursement of lowering your pressure level in just minutes.
Simple Stress-Relieving Exercises
Between all your to-dos, to-calls, and to-take-care-offs,
it’s simple to relegate rest to your easier-said-than-done list. But managing
tension is well worth it. extreme stress can impale blood pressure, lower your
body’s immunity, and lead to sleep problems. Here are moves to goal any type of
stress―from fleeting to full-blown. Do one for more than a few minutes and collect
the health benefits.
When You’re Feeling Jittery...
Try
a Walking Meditation
Get rid of anxious nervousness by inhaling as you take four steps, then exhaling for four steps. Repeat for at slightest three minutes (the longer, the better). Work up to six to eight steps per breathe in and breathe out.
Get rid of anxious nervousness by inhaling as you take four steps, then exhaling for four steps. Repeat for at slightest three minutes (the longer, the better). Work up to six to eight steps per breathe in and breathe out.
When You Need a Moment...
Try
a Sitting Meditation
To recenter your mentality and body, sit on the floor in a relaxed position with a straight back. Look at the second hand of a watch. breathe in for three seconds, then smoothly breathe out for three more. Repeat for at slightest three minutes.
To recenter your mentality and body, sit on the floor in a relaxed position with a straight back. Look at the second hand of a watch. breathe in for three seconds, then smoothly breathe out for three more. Repeat for at slightest three minutes.
When You’re Really Tense...
Try a Full-Body Stretch
Move 1: The Cat-Cow
Sit down straight in a chair and place both feet flat on the
floor. breathe out as you round your backbone forward into a cow pose (top).
Then breathe in as you bend your back into a cat pose (bottom). Repeat for five
more breaths.
Move 2: Side to Side
Inhale and
expand your arms straight up. Widen to the right as you breathe out. Breathe in
to come back to the center, then breathe out to the left. Repeat for five more
breaths.
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