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    Try these five tips to manage stress and reduce the overall stress of day-to-day activities:
    Use guided meditation. …
    Practice deep breathing. …
    Maintain physical exercise and good nutrition. …
    Manage social media time. …
    Connect with others.

    #54230

    10 Ways to Manage Everyday Stress
    Balance work and play. Make time to work on your tasks and goals (like schoolwork, chores, or practice). …
    Plan your day. …
    Stick to your plan. …
    Ask for help when you need it. …
    Use the positive energy of stress. …
    Deal with problems as they come up. …
    Eat good foods. …
    Get enough sleep.

    #54231

    What are 6 ways to reduce stress?
    Ways to Reduce Stress
    Take Short Breaks. If your work environment or your home life is the cause of your stress, take breaks. …
    Exercise Regularly. …
    Get Enough Sleep. …
    Eat Healthy. …
    Make Time for Yourself. …
    Don’t Be Afraid to Seek Medical Car

    #54232

    What are 20 ways to relieve stress?
    20 Ways to Reduce Stress
    Breathe. Simple breathing exercises once an hour are proven to reduce stress. …
    Laugh. Laugh at a funny YouTube video, or a joke among friends. …
    Find quiet. Sit in a quiet room, or outside away from the office noise. …
    Music. …
    Walk. …
    Pray. …
    Dark chocolate. …
    Rest.

    #54233

    What are the 8 ways to overcome stress?
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    8 ways to deal with stress and anxiety
    Identify what stresses you out. …
    Avoid the stressors. …
    Change what you can and accept what you can’t. …
    Keep it positive. …
    Keep your body healthy. …
    Keep your mind peaceful. …
    Stay connected and talk to someone. …
    Manage your time more effectively.

    #54234

    How does stress affect the body?

    The consistent and ongoing increase in heart rate, and the elevated levels of stress hormones and of blood pressure, can take a toll on the body. This long-term, ongoing stress can increase the risk for hypertension, heart attack, or stroke

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