Angela Javed
3 min readOct 29, 2023

5 Tips to reduce stress

Are you angry, irritated, and feel alone throughout the whole day?

There are some tips to reduce stress. Down Here

Meditation

Meditation is an act of deep thoughts and connection with nature. It helps to fight against the unfavorable thoughts that make us dull and hopeless. When we meditate, we get connected with nature and we automatically start feeling positive.

Meditation is the great source of mood booster.

Exercise

No matter what you do in your life, Whether you are a housewife, an office-going person, or a student, exercise is a stress reliever for you.

Exercise keeps our hopes alive and helps our body to release endorphins which makes us happy and relaxed.

Exercise improves our cardiovascular health and boosts muscles, bones, and immune system.

Your plate tells what you are

Say no to Junk foods

Who does not like Hamburger, Potato chips, ice cream, Pizza, soft drinks and sweets?

Of course! We all like

But do we know what its disadvantages are?

Big No!

Our diet plays the most vital role in managing stress. Choose healthy foods over unhealthy.

Connect with people

Interaction with people in our burdensome life works as a mood booster.

If you feel alone and hopeless then talk to your loved ones and share what you are feeling? Sharing our emotions with others makes us feel lighter.

Engage in your favourite activities

Stress does not happen by itself, we create it by ignoring our favorite things.

Engaging in the activities that we like , helps to relieve stress and naturally increases happiness.

We don’t understand but it’s important to give ourselves time to relax.

Activities that really help in managing stress instantly

  • Listening to music
  • Dancing
  • Talking to your friends or family
  • Spending time with your pet
  • Spending time with nature
Angela Javed
Angela Javed

Written by Angela Javed

I’m a writer covering health, fashion, sports, and education. Also a self-taught artist and YouTuber, I blend creativity with insights to engage and inspire.

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