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Anxiety StatesThese are frequent: as many as one person in five is affected in the West Anxiety is a feeling of uneasiness in the face of a vaguely defined danger Anxiety has no precise cause, occurs at any time and has some very disagreeable symptoms, from vague feelings of illness to acute panic attacks. It is often associated with a lump in the throat or knots in the stomach, a feeling of suffocation, trembling, palpitations, vertigo, sweating. Useful advice As soon as you feel tense, you should: - keep an eye on the quantity and quality of your diet Two natural foodsBrewer's yeastOrigin: a living substance specially prepared as a supplement, from a minute fungus that serves as a ferment in the preparation of beer It is different from baker's yeast, and much better tolerated by the intestine. Composition: yeast is an extraordinary dietary supplement containing little fat, salt, sugar, or calories, but is rich in proteins, essential amino acids, minerals (chromium, phosphorus, potassium, selenium...), and group B vitamins. Indication: it is a sedative and improves and calms the nerves, as well as reducing the sensation of hunger and the need for sugar. Method of uses: you will find it in health food shops and pharmacies as tablets, capsules, flakes (be careful. it is very bitter). Take one dose three times a day. Lecithin Origin: a water and fat-soluble phospholipid that dissolves and distributes fats. Made by the liver, it is present in high concentrations in the vital organs (brain, heart, liver, kidneys), and sup. plies the nerve cells with beneficial unsaturated fatty acids. Composition And Property: because it is rich in phosphorus and amino acids, it encourages the development of the nervous system and also has a regulatory role. It is sedative, helps the memory, aids concentration, and assists sleep. Sources: comes in the diet, and is found particularly in runny egg yolk, walnuts, soya, and sunflower, safflower or linseed oil. Method of use: you will find it in health food shops, most often as an extract of soya. Take one teaspoonful twice a day. OligotherapyLithium, magnesium Supplies of these two elements are obtained from a varied diet of good quality You will find them mainly in cereals, chocolate, green vegetables, eggs, fish, meat, dried fruits...
Vitamins useful in anxiety statesThese are mainly B group vitamins: they have their own independent activity besides the absorption of magnesium. You will find them in the husks of cereals (wheatgerm, oat flakes) pulses (haricot beans, lentils, peas.. .), brewer's and baker's yeast, wholemeal bread, fish, and meat (especially poultry). . . Vitamin B1
Vitamin B3
Vitamin 86
Folic Acid
Vitamin B12
HomeopathyAconite, Ignatia - Four granules of one of these remedies at 7c, to be sucked like sweets every 15 minutes, three or four times in succession until the symptoms improve.
You can also add a constitutional remedy decided upon after consultation with your homeopath, which in this case will often be Argentum nitricum, Arsenicum album, Actaea racemosa.. Aconitum napellus Vegetable origin: aconite, a plant from the mountains. Ignatia amara - Vegetable origin: a shrub, St Ignatius' bean Herbal treatmentHawthorn, passionflower These plants can be prepared and made up by your herbalist as a mother tincture, as powder in capsules, as dried extracts... Possible Precription : You can ask your herbalist to prepare a 60ml bottle of fresh whole plant suspension of hawthorn or passionflower. Take a half teaspoonful in a little water morning and night for a few days or according to the symptoms. For adults only. Special Note : thanks to a method of cold stabilization, the suspension provides the full therapeutic effect naturally present in the whole plant. Hawthorn Hawthorn has been used since antiquity for many different purposes: it has been made into execution blocks as well as being taken to dissolve kidney or bladder stones. Its considerable car diosedative properties were only recognized in the 19th century. It regulates and slows the rhythm of the heart, and reduces awareness of distressing palpitations. It reduces nervousness and the signs of anxiety, in children as well as in adults, without producing drowsiness or memory loss.
Planet essential oilsLavender, sweet marjoram, bitter orange... -Two drops of one of these essential oils to be taken in a little honey, twice a day.
Lavender This is not just the aromatic plant that perfumes our wardrobes and repels insects; it is also very sedative and slightly antidepressant. Sweet marjoram This cousin to oregano has a stronger sedative action: the ancient Greeks planted it on the tombs of their next of kin to bring peace to their spirits. Bitter orange Native to China, bitter orange is used both as a food and as a medicinal plant. The essential oil of neroli, which is very sedative, is produced from the flowers. Petitgrain essential oil comes from the leaves and young shoots. Distillation produces the orange flower water used by confectioners. AcupunctureAcupuncture has proved not merely useful but sometimes indispensable, thanks to its sedative action and ability to restore the equilibrium. Treatment Schedule: An initial weekly or twice weekly treatment can be suggested in periods of great stress, followed by maintenance treatment once a month for several months. RelaxationRelaxation is essential in learning to take charge of the emotions and control muscular tension, and in reducing, channelling, and even suppressing the effects of stress. |
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