1/28/2019 0 Comments REMEMBERING. . . + vs -REMEMBERING POSITIVES * Shouldn't BE SO HARD!If changing negative thoughts into positive one, is important. READY TO HIT RESET IN 2019? If you are ready. . . For new quick and simple ways to make this happen. Leave a comment. . . CALL TODAY! GET A ANXIETY CHECK-UP! Learn positive patterns. . . Receive Customized Plan! ! ! Start feeling ANXIETY-LESS & MORE FREE! Can't believe it? #Justdoit CALL NOW #302-300/1884 We only get one mind and body to love and nourish! Estimated 264 Million people worldwide are suffering with an Anxiety Disorder says Anxiety & Depression Association of America . . .Is it your child, co-worker, family member or YOU? Please STOP ignoring headaches, rapid heart beats, tiredness, aches and day after day frustrations! . . .CALL NOW #302-300-1884 Eliza Dukes, Anxiety Expert specializes in offering Anxiety Check-Ups with therapeutic customized plans that cultivate curative behaviors.
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12/28/2018 0 Comments 2019 Brighten your spaceHAPPY NEW YEAR! YES You CAN in 2019. . .Redecorate your office or work space for the New Year! Add some new color, a picture, favorite flowers, inspirational jar, a piggy bank. . . Brighten Up Your Mental Space! A simple color change can be the inspiration you need, to lighten the load of job related blues. Many times a tweak can have a huge impact, on your psyche and add some peace and much wanted joy! Lets face it, when you walk back into the office those feelings you had last week, in 2018 will return, especially if you do not prepare for this emotional head-rush. The good thing is, here are a few things you can do, keep reading and whatever catches your eyes just do it! ! ! Because once the holiday family visits, sights and smells, and festive get-togethers have flown by, the New Year's Eve celebrations become a memory flash, you will be faced with the harsh reality, get back to work and do a better job or else. Going into the holiday can be very exciting or not, but afterwards is a challenge of it's own. So the preparation and anticipation, spending time with family, sleeping in, and eating way too much, can leave you feeling sad, overweight, lonely, poor, and dreading your return to work. Here are some extra self care advice today, because the hype of January will fade too. . . . .take action quick, February is short coming before March! Consider this: 1. "Out-of-Office" message Extend your "Out-of-Office" email message for one or two days into your week back to work, giving yourself a chance to catch up. Only if it does not jeopardize your good standing or job security. 2. Slow and easy Don't go full bore your first day back--give yourself time to ease into your workday and thoughtfully consider issues one at a time. Consider leaving a bit earlier than usual your first day back. If possible, take a half or full day off your first Friday back. 3. Strategize your return If at all possible, try returning to work on a Thursday or Friday with the weekend fast approaching. Monday won't seem nearly as bleak if you have a good head start. 4. Take a Regular Breaks (just like smokers :) Treat yourself to frequent walks in the fresh air, slow deep breathes and stretches at your desk, or meet a friend for coffee or go out for lunch during those first couple days back. 5. Show and tell Share your photos and videos of your time away with your co-workers. Relive those moments and relish the memories. 6. Laugh often Laughter is a mood-booster--releasing endorphins that make us feel happy again. Rent a funny movie, hang out with an extremely funny friend, or download a funny book. 7. Redecorate Give your workspace or desk a complete overhaul. Remove everything from your desk and walls and start over. Change the position of your desk if possible. Replace some of the old office supplies and equipment with new. Purchase a new plant or a bowl with a fish. Change your screensaver on your computer to something that relaxes you or makes you smile. Replace old photos with new--amazing how dusty and faded those old photos get. 8. Fun jar Place a jar on your desk with the words, "My next vacation/fun," and empty your extra change into it daily. 9. Future fun To get you over the hump of returning back to work post-holiday, plan something fun. Whether it's movies with a friend, a concert, or planning your next vacation--give yourself something to look forward to. 10. Try something new Is there something you have always wanted to try? This is a great time to start something new once or twice a week whether its rock climbing, flying lessons, or training for your first 5k walk/run--the possibilities are endless. 11. Overall health When returning to work after the holidays we sometimes struggle with the extra pounds gained while consuming copious amounts of holiday treats. Your return-to-work-slump won't feel as bad if you begin your week eating healthy, drinking plenty of water, and taking the time for walks, fresh air, exercise and a good night's rest. Who knows, you just may take off all that extra weight your first week back! Make your appointment especially if you sense an uneasiness in your body. Special thanks to Inc.com link: https://www.inc.com/peter-economy/beat-those-back-to-work-post-holiday-blues-with-these-11-strategies.html for a great article. Other opinions and questions are directly from Eliza Dukes. This is not intended to treat any symptoms. Did you get to a physical or recently get your blood pressure checked. 2019 commit to take better care of yourself. CALL TODAY! GET A ANXIETY CHECK-UP! Learn your stress/anxiety patterns Let's tailor a plan to help you destress, super fast and have some fun! Can't believe it? CALL NOW #302-300/1884 We only get one mind and body to love and nourish! STOP ignoring headaches, rapid heart beats, tiredness, aches and day after day frustrations! . . . HAPPY NEW YEAR 2019! ! ! It will be epic! 11/12/2018 0 Comments employers sign-up!Dear Employers, Board Members and Executives! Employers, CEO, Managers, Principals, etc., when will you offer your employees and students new ways to release daily tension and pressures, before they explode? Don't miss this orientation and regret it later! We are in a "State of Emergency." GET Your staff members and students the HELP immediately! You may avoid an emotional break-down, save lives and miss the 6'oclock news? “People see their jobs as stress-creating,” and employers simply aren’t doing enough to help, he said. “It’s important to realize almost half of people who work are at a workplace that has no workplace health program.” said Richard L. Menschel Professor of Health Policy and Political Analysis at the Harvard Chan School Most U.S. companies have long viewed their responsibility to employee health and well-being at arm’s length, as an act of largesse that often begins and ends with perquisites like medical insurance, a few paid sick days, or maybe discounts on gym memberships. But data show that 36 percent of workers suffer from work-related stress that costs U.S. businesses $30 billion a year in lost workdays. So what can employers do? Let Us Handle It! Attend and release some negative energy of your own, as our gift! This can HELP you make the decision! Because 77% of people in America don’t have coping methods, according to Statistic Brain Research Institute. Your decision could save and transform some lives, resolve conflicts and reduce stress levels, for those who have been waiting for you to step up and HELP. . . Holidays are extremely stressful time of the year! Sign Up today! Learn about scientificallly proven techniques, that boost positive energy, resolve stress and balance work, school and personal lifestyles. Do you part and show you care about your employees, students and colleagues. Mini courses, program and self-care plans are a by-products of over 20 years experience of counseling and coaching by Eliza Dukes, CSMC, MHFA and Breathing & Anxiety Specialist at The Breathing Experience. * "Together STRESS and ANXIETY can be managed better at work, school and home life" Click Video . . . .Health & Stress in the American Workplace! Experts take on the concerns most expressed by American employees in a poll conducted by NPR, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Eliza S. Dukes, Boss of Stress Relief! Founder of The Breathing Experience Visit www.TheBreathingExperience.com CALL TODAY! GET a ANXIETY CHECK-UP (15 Min) #302-300-1884 Reserve: Space is Limited! (Don't let your job stress or school work cause anxiety and lack of sleep) DISCOVER TRIGGERS RELEASE ANXIETY QUICKLY! ! ! 10/24/2018 0 Comments CAN chips RAISE blood pressure?. . .WHAT about the Chips? Did you know that potatoes chips are saturated in fat! It’s not just the French fries that are bad for you. A new study finds that eating boiled, baked, fried, or mashed potatoes four or more times a week is associated with an increased risk of high blood pressure — but questions remain. Why it matters: Potatoes are among the most commonly eaten foods in the world. Each American consumed on average 100 pounds of potatoes in 2014, according to the National Potato Council. The nitty-gritty: Researchers combined the data from three big population studies amounting to over 187,000 American men and women in the US who were surveyed for more than 20 years. Participants answered questionnaires about their dietary intake, including their frequency of potato consumption. They also reported if they were diagnosed with hypertension. When researchers analyzed the data, they found that those who ate four or more servings a week of baked, boiled, or mashed potatoes were 11 percent more likely to develop hypertension than those who ate less than one serving a month. For those eating French fries four or more times a week, that rose to 17 percent more likely. However, consumption of potato chips wasn’t associated with any increased risk. The findings were published in the BMJ. You’ll want to know: “Potatoes have a very high glycemic index, which means that after a meal, there is this increase in blood glucose, which is a precursor to hypertension,” explained Dr. Lea Borgi, a physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and one of the study’s authors. But potatoes aren’t all bad. “Potatoes are high in potassium,” said Connie Weaver, a professor of nutrition science at Purdue University, who was not involved with the study. “There are other analyses that show that potassium in your diet lowers your blood pressure. So, does the risk of eating potatoes outweigh the benefit of nutrients like potassium? I’m not sure.” The study also found that replacing one serving a day of baked, boiled, or mashed potatoes with one serving a day of non-starchy vegetables was associated with decreased risk of hypertension. But keep in mind: Finally, there were some statistical oddities in the paper that indicate its results should be taken with a grain of salt. The hypertension risk of baked, boiled, or mashed potatoes was seen in women, but not in men, which doesn’t have a clear explanation. What’s more, men had a lower risk of hypertension if they ate more potato chips — likewise a head-scratcher. The bottom line: Broader dietary patterns are likely more important than individual foods or nutrients. Still, dietary guidelines urge people to limit their consumption of starchy vegetables, and for a variety of health reasons, that’s still a good idea. Remember: This article is limited because companies make $billions in potato chips and french fries on us. Last bottom line: Do your body a huge healthy favor, STOP eating potatoes every day and every week. Since I stopped, I am no longer retaining fluid, when I sit for long periods of time. Therefore, I refuse to eat white potatoes anymore! This is the real bottom line: Special thanks to https://www.statnews.com/2016/05/17/potatoes-eating-hypertension/ |
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