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JÖRN KASPUHL<br />

LIVING WELL<br />

BE ACTIVE<br />

Physical activity can pump up your feel-good endorphins and<br />

other natural neural chemicals that enhance your sense of<br />

well-being. Exercise can also refocus your mind on your body’s<br />

movements, which can improve your mood and help the day’s<br />

irritations fade away.<br />

STICK TO A HEALTHY DIET<br />

Eating a healthy diet is an important part of taking care of<br />

yourself. Aim to eat a variety of fruits and vegetables, and<br />

whole grains.<br />

AVOID UNHEALTHY HABITS<br />

Many people turn to vices when the stress becomes<br />

overwhelming. Alcohol, illicit substances, binging on junk<br />

food or other risky behaviors are all habits that can harm<br />

your health.<br />

MEDITATE<br />

During meditation, you focus your attention and quiet the<br />

stream of jumbled thoughts that may be crowding your mind<br />

and causing stress. Meditation can instill a sense of calm,<br />

peace, and balance that can benefit both your emotional wellbeing<br />

and your overall health.<br />

LAUGH MORE<br />

Too frustrated for a chuckle? Fake it ’til you make it! When you<br />

laugh, it not only lightens your mental load but also causes<br />

positive physical changes in your body. Laughter fires up and<br />

then cools down your stress response. So find some of the best<br />

dad jokes, watch a comedy, or hang out with your funny friends.<br />

CONNECT WITH OTHERS<br />

When you’re stressed and irritable, your instinct may be to<br />

isolate yourself. Instead, reach out to family and friends.<br />

Studies show that people with a strong social network are less<br />

likely to turn to unhealthy habits in times of high stress due to<br />

the availability of their friends to help lighten the load.<br />

JULIAN RENTZSCH<br />

“<br />

Being able to prioritize a certain level<br />

of self-care can have a dramatic effect<br />

on how able you are to manage<br />

stress and by extension how you feel<br />

physically and mentally.<br />

Dr. Adam Perlman, a physician in the Department of Internal Medicine<br />

at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida.<br />

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