🌞Did you know that gratitude is a superpower for our well-being? Lower blood pressure, less stress, better sleep, and improved mental health are just a few of the benefits! Let's unlock the power of gratitude in our lives! #Gratitude#Positivity
📝 Research shows that a simple gratitude practice can make us more optimistic and happier! Just a few sentences of gratitude each day can bring positive changes. Let's cultivate gratitude with a simple toolkit. #Gratefulness#Toolkit#Optimism
🛠️ Want to cultivate gratitude? Try this toolkit:
1️⃣ Write a thank-you note to express appreciation.
2️⃣ Thank someone mentally.
3️⃣ Keep a gratitude journal.
4️⃣ Count your blessings.
5️⃣ Pray or meditate.
Start small and make gratitude a daily habit for a happier, healthier life!
Taking medication to lower high blood pressure is a proven way to reduce your risk for heart disease. But adopting lifestyle changes may let you maintain healthy readings and perhaps even avoid drug therapy.
Diet - DASH diet could prevent an estimated 15,000 annual heart attacks and strokes among men with high blood pressure. DASH emphasizes fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, nuts, seeds, and grains and limits consumption of red meat, sodium, and sugar-sweetened foods and drinks.
Everyone experiences stress.
Most people will also experience anxiety. At least to some degree, at some point.
Anxiety often involves physical symptoms—tension, increased heart rate, sweating.
But the hallmark aspect of anxiety is a persistent feeling of apprehension.
Stress usually starts in response to an event or situation, and ends when that situation has resolved.
But with anxiety, the “threat” tends to persist even beyond the scope or duration of the event.
Invisible Stress - they might be sucking the life out of you
Invisible stress quietly does its dirty work beneath your level of awareness. When enough of these silent stressors add up, you get the same health issues as a visible stressor brings. Some of these could be
1. Information overload & filter failure: Many of us have jobs that require us to process huge data in the form of emails, video calls, and chat messages. On top of that, we often fill our non-work hours with more electronic material: social media.
I have one monthly newsletter for my paid subscribers. The first one was on Inflammation. Next is on Blood pressure. This is all about how you can manage these things scientifically and what is latest in testing and medical science about these
In 15th May issue I cover everything about sleep and insomnia
How the different stages of sleep help your body?
Proven ways to fight insomnia
The type of sleep that helps restore alertness
The best treatments for snoring and sleep apnea
And much more
The output of all these tools is my sleep from last night
Most of those who know me because of social media assume I have a dream life. In last 20 years we had five life threatening years fighting cancer. And then every year of living in fear during check ups. One year gone to my surgery and rehab. Two years of acute recession where we… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
How did I cope with it 1. Mindset. Mindset. Mindset 2. Not getting sucked in drama of negativity 3. Doing what works. Taking action 4. Following desire instead of fear 5. Look at greats and emulate them. 6. family and friends that prayed together 7. Trust -there is a super… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
If there is anything that’s bothering you in life right now stay positive. Tough but…As long as you are doing something about it, you’re on the right path. God is always great.
33% of millionaires never made more than $100k/year at any point in their career
31% of millionaires made around $100k/year over the course of their career
Only 15% of millionaires were in senior leadership roles (CEO, CFO, etc.)