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Diet that manages Stress Ways to cope, one strategy is to eat stress-fighting foods. Stress-Busting Foods • Bowl of warm oatmeal, boost levels of serotonin, calming brain. • A nutritious diet can counteract the impact of stress, by building up the immune system and lowering blood pressure. Complex Carbs • All carbs prompt the brain to make more serotonin which helps in soothing brain. • It's best to eat complex carbs, which are digested more slowly. • Whole-grain breakfast cereals, breads, and pastas are some of the complex carbs. Simple Carbs • These foods can provide short-term relief of stress-induced irritability. • Simple sugar get dissolved easily leaving the raise in Serotonin. Oranges • Wealth of vitamin C. • Soothes stress hormones • Strengthens the immune system. Spinach • Magnesium helps regulate cortisol levels and tends to get depleted when we're under pressure. • Cooked soybeans, or a filet of salmon, are also high in magnesium content serving the need in the body. Fatty Fish • Omega-3 fatty acids, found in fish can prevent surges in stress hormones and protect against heart disease. Black Tea • It helps you recover from stressful events more quickly. • The real tea drinkers reported feeling calmer. • Coffee, when compared boosts the levels of cortisol. Pistachios • Eating a handful of pistachios every day can lower blood pressure. Avocados • Get potassium to reduce stress. • To add to it, guacamole offers a nutritious alternative when stress compels us for a fat and oily treat. Almonds • Full of helpful vitamins. There's vitamin E to augment the immune system, plus a range of B vitamins, which may make the body more flexible during stress. Veggies take them Raw • Munching carrot sticks helps release a clenched jaw, and that can ease tension and headaches. Bedtime Snack • Carbs at bedtime can speed the release of serotonin and help you sleep better. • Take light, easy to digest meals at night. Milk • Researchers have found calcium can reduce muscle spasms and soothe tension. • Eases tension and helps in maintaining your calm. De-Stress with Exercise • Start exercising. • Aerobic exercise is the most effective, because it increases oxygen circulation and produces endorphins. So stay happy and Exercise.