Totally stressed? You too?
Stress can be managed
It sounds surprising, but it's actually true: stress in itself is not a negative thing. How we feel, whether good or not so good, is another matter. Stress, for example, can have an inspiring effect. It gets the last metres out of you when you're running marathons. It ensures that you meet deadlines at the office or that children study for the next test at school.
Stress is not bad or even threatening - if you can manage it. If you and your body can use strategies and resources to deal with stress and tension. If you don't feel stressed over a long period of time and at some point, you become completely exhausted.
What's also important is that, for our body, it does not matter whether the stress trigger (stressor) is positive or negative. The physical stress response is not dependent on the type of stressor. Planning a wedding or being in love: beautiful moments, but our stress system goes into overdrive. Watching a football match as a die-hard fan: pure stress - regardless of whether your favorite team wins or not.
Ask yourself following questions:
- What stresses me?
- How does my body react to it?
- When does stress become too much for me?
- When does it make me feel unwell?
- What can I do to feel better?
Tension and relaxation: the latter is also available at the push of a button
Tension and relaxation. We need both in our lives. Without the one, it eventually gets boring, without the other, we pretty much get ill at some point. Bore-out is one extreme, burn-out the other. There is an ideal mix between tension and relaxation for every person. Finding this personal mix is not always easy. Many of us have a tightly scheduled daily routine, plus harmful environmental influences, perhaps through contaminated food. The result is that we feel drained, tired, and listless. We know that relaxation exercises would benefit us – if it weren’t for our weaker self’s. Or we have real health problems like pain or concentration problems.
You can make life easier for yourself with the Beosigner®
Stimulate your thymus gland with the Beosigner®. The thymus gland is an important part of your immune system and T lymphocytes are produced there. You can read more about this in the article about the main vitalization points.
When the informed light of the Beosigner® hits the thymus gland, our measurements and study findings have shown that the following happens:
- The Level of energy in the cells of the thymus gland increases.
- Biophysical processes and the exchange of information throughout the body are optimised.
- Blockages can be released.
- Organs and their function are supported.
You can use the Beosigner® precautionary, i.e., as a preventative measure by stimulating your thymus gland daily. Or use it in acute cases and as needed.
BeoKeys Power und Stability - add-ons for full strength, mental balance, and serenity
When you are under stress - and also as a preventative measure - use not only the Beosigner®, but also the two BeoKeys Power and Stability.The BeoKey Power has been specially designed for challenging situations and transmits finely tuned information that buffers stress stimuli like a lightning rod. The BeoKey Stability strengthens your mental balance and leads you to more inner peace.
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