Did you know that general anxiety disorder can be helped with a panic attack treatment? This is because a panic attack is at the high-end of the scale of anxiety. It is all related. People can have general anxiety disorder and never experience a panic attack, but after a person has a panic attack, generally it leaves them in a confused and anxious state about what just happened, and when it will strike again without notice.
Who am I to reveal what I want to tell you below? I have suffered with general anxiety disorder from since I was a small child and was never able to put my finger on what was actually causing me anxiety and to always feel scared and afraid of what seemed everyday normal occurrences. As I had no treatment for anxiety in the past, and at times in my life it grew and manifested into severe panic attacks. Some lasting hours because I didn't know any good panic attack treatment and continued to fight with it until it would finally settle down! I have learnt various coping techniques since then of how to deal with anxiety. Some good, and some not so effective, but I want to share with you one that made so much logical sense to me that I couldn't find any valid reason why it wouldn't work. So this was the astounding discovery that I made!
Change the outside to change the inside or change your physiology to change your psychology!
This is what I mean. When you smile, is it because you told yourself to smile? 99 times out of 100 it's because something happened and something within you told you that the appropriate action is to smile. The feeling from within resulted in a physical change. Now try this. Try smiling for 10 seconds while trying to feel sad at the same time! You CAN'T do it! So how can we use this to our advantage?
Since it follows that what you feel on the inside also shows on the outside, would it be possible for the reverse to also be true? If you forced yourself to smile, it would change the mood within you thus reducing your anxiety level. Can you see how to deal with your anxiety using this simple method? Practice smiling more and smile more often throughout the day. If you want to make it a more genuine smile, make sure your eyes are also smiling. This is noticed when you can see wrinkles at the sides of the eyes.
You can try it on all kinds of negative emotions. When you're feeling angry, try changing your physiology instead of your psychology. THEY ARE VERY CLOSELY LINKED! To take it a step further than just a smile, change your whole body language to portray the new positive emotion you want to feel! If you feel scared and fearful (due to anxiety or other reasons), put on a confident stance that is strong and powerful. If it helps, think of someone who you deem to be incredibly confident and try to physically imitate their actions and stance.
Body language accounts for 93% of all communication between humans and what you feel on the inside shows on the outside and it is how we know without asking how someone is feeling. We read body language subconsciously and it beyond our conscious recognition. So like I have said above, reverse your whole body language to the emotion you are feeling and use the outside to change the inside!
I was diagnosed and medicated for many years as bi-polar with anxiety issues and I was sure this was a very inaccurate diagnosis of me. I just felt there was more to it. It wasn't until I tried this program that I discovered some fascinating facts that actually made more sense to me and seemed to describe me VERY well!
What made the program content even more appealing for me was it gives an all NATURAL (no medications) general anxiety and panic attack treatment that has helped educate me on the condition as well as FINALLY give me some relief!
Go check it out for yourself now! I'm glad I did!
Go check it out for yourself now! I'm glad I did!
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