Thursday, August 17, 2006


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    Stress Reduction With Vitamins

    Stress – some people have far too much of it in their
    life. Is there any way to help yourself handle stress
    better? Yes. One of the first places to look is your
    diet.

    Stress Reduction With Vitamins

    There are vitamins minerals and herbs that will help you
    deal with stress and tension in your life. Take a look at
    the list below.

    * Vitamin B1 – Used for improving mood and is important for
    nerve functions.
    * Vitamin B3 – B3 helps regulate sleep patterns.
    * Vitamin B6 – Vitamin B6 is necessary for the best production
    of the chemical serotonin.
    * Vitamin B12 – Helps make feel-good chemicals in your brain.
    * Calcium is not only good for your bones and teeth; it also
    helps you to relax.
    * Chromium, used sometimes for weight loss also stabilizes
    blood sugar levels.
    * Magnesium also aids in reducing stress.
    * Selenium increases the role of Vitamin E, which is a known
    antioxidant.
    * Zinc increases the body’s resistance to infection.
    * Omega-3 oils which support the immune system
    * St. John’s Wort has a soothing and calming effect
    (check with your doctor if you are already on medication for
    depression.)
    * Valerian is also used to reduce stress.

    Healthy foods that help with stress reduction are, whole grains,
    fish, fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, and seeds. Lentils
    and oily fish are also good foods to add to your diet.

    If you need more help in sress reduction, I suggest you get a copy
    of "How to Reduce Stress" from my ebook section. It has a nice bonus as well.

    Jeannie Crabtree

    This information is not presented by a medical practitioner and is for educational and informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read.