How to deal with stress during a crisis

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Needless to say, this year has been quite eventful so far… and it’s only April.

With all the disasters and outbreaks happening right now coupled with political, social and economic unrest, there’s no doubt we are living in anxiety-filled times. 

Feeling off-balance and disoriented?

Here’s how we can take care of ourselves in this time of uncertainty:

 

  • Maintain a sense of routine as much as possible.

Get up, get out of your pajamas and get dressed. While it’s tempting to stay in bed the whole day, it’s important to create and maintain a schedule to feel a sense of security. 

 

  • Exercise.

Low levels of physical activity can have negative effects on health so it’s important to stay active and get your blood flowing while in quarantine. Not sure where to start? Check out Chloe Ting and Emi Wong’s workout videos on YouTube.

For post-workout muscle soreness, ease tired legs, back and shoulders with Human Nature’s Cooling Leg & Body Cream infused with peppermint and bergamot oil.

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  • Take a cold shower.

Want to increase your energy levels and trick your brain into feeling more productive? Beat the summer heat by taking a cold morning shower with the Human Nature’s Cooling Body Cleanser that soothes skin and senses.

 

  • Get some morning sunshine (through your window). 

Sunlight exposure helps improve mood and focus by boosting the serotonin levels in your body. Also known as the “happiness hormone,” it makes you feel calm and alert. So slow down, breathe in and open your windows to let the light in.

 

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  • Avoid excessive exposure to media coverage.

Just like viruses, feelings (such as panic and fear) are contagious so limit news exposure and make sure to only follow credible sources for important updates. 

 

  • Keep yourself busy.

Instead of obsessively scrolling through social media in fear of missing out, keep yourself occupied by organizing your closet, creating your own music playlist, dancing in your living room, watching movies or reading books. Not sure how to catch up with your reading goals? Why not start with The Bible aka the bestselling book in history? This way, you won’t just get informed, you’ll also be inspired. Prefer listening to podcasts? Close your eyes and let this Audio Bible take you away to the land of milk and honey.

 

  • Stay in touch with your family and friends.

While it may be disappointing to hear that so many events and gatherings are being canceled, there is a public health reason for these measures. Keep your distance while keeping in touch with your loved ones by reaching out through video chats, text messages and phone calls.

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  • Give essential oils a try.

A natural remedy to relieve stress and anxiety, aromatherapy has been used since ancient times. This natural solution promotes feelings of calm and relaxation by stimulating areas of the brain that are responsible for our emotions.

Ready to start your wellness journey? Delight in a multitude of natural benefits in every bottle and find comfort in quick, effective fixes found in Human Nature's wealth of essential oils.

For an uplifting yet relaxing effect, enjoy Orange Oil’s cheerful yet comforting scent. 

For quick calming relief, rub a few drops of Lavender Oil over your temples and pulse points to help soothe your senses.

 

For headaches and common colds, Eucalyptus Oils cool, crisp scent helps clear a stuffy nose and soothe headache symptoms.

 

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For stress-induced stomach aches, massage a mixture of Rosemary Essential Oil and a carrier oil onto your tummy to create a gentle digestive discomfort soother.

 

Want to know more about wellness oils? Visit our website and browse through Human Nature’s collection of all-natural essential oils

 

Ready to #ShopGoodness? Here is a regularly updated list of Human Nature branches and retail supermarkets that are open to serve you during this period of ECQ. You can also check out Human Nature’s extensive community of dealers to find out who’s located closest to you, or visit our online store to experience #HumanNatureGoodness anytime, anywhere.

Share your thoughts on social media! Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @humanheartnature.

 

Sources:

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History of Essential Oils. Retrieved from www.fgb.com.au
Top 10 Essential Oils for Stress & Anxiety. Retrieved from www.ecomodernessentials.com
Why Sunlight Is Actually Good For You. Retrieved from www.forbes.com
Stay physically active during self-quarantine. Retrieved from www.euro.who.int
Surprising Benefits of Cold Showers – Why You Should Occasionally Take Cold Showers. Retrieved from www.yourstory.com

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