I have found one common thread in people who 100% recover from anxiety and panic. They all share a personality trait that has set them apart from the masses and far away from a relapse-free life: non-acceptance. They don’t accept that living with anxiety is “just how life is”. They don’t accept the pills their doctor prescribed for them are the long term answer. They don’t accept anxiety is all in their head and they’ve “lost it” for the rest of their life. Changing how you think is critical to help anxiety.
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About a week ago I saw Drew Carey on The Price is Right and gasped, I couldn’t believe how much weight he had gained. All I could think was, “He’s a walking heart attack!”. Then I saw a post on Facebook that said he had lost 80 pounds and cured his own diabetes – I didn’t even recognize the skinny him in is picture. In the past, I always wondered because of his bloated face and big belly of he was having some type of severe insulin resistance problem.
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One of the oldest forms of anxiety therapy is the practice of massage. It was first recorded in the 2nd Century BC in China. Think about it, it’s common sense. When someone is down and out, don’t we often instinctively touch to soothe another? I know I have sought out many a massage during times of anxiety, stress, or physical exhaustion. Many of my clients come to me for essential oil therapies, full body massage, or reflexology to de-stress and relax. When I was experiencing anxiety and panic attacks 24/7, I had weekly massage appointments. It wasn’t a luxury, it was one of the only things that helped the restlessness I was experiencing.
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Exercise is an important part of repairing the damage from insulin resistance. Also, it helps balance the feel good chemicals in the body that fight anxiety. A few months ago Jen Crippen started working out, again. She had tried a few times over the past few years but after exercising for a few weeks, anxiety returned. She couldn’t figure out what was causing it. Then, a week ago she had to prepare a lecture on blood sugar and found the answer.
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