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Your Stress Type
Your Type Is: Overloaded
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Calm Stress with Brain-Healthy Strategies
Based on your Stress Type, our doctors and nutritionists recommend these tools and techniques.
Foods to Eat
Foods to Eat
Consume foods that are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, such as fatty fish (salmon, tuna, and halibut), avocado, walnuts; as well as fruits like oranges, strawberries, and cantaloupe that are high in vitamin C.
Foods to Avoid
Foods to Avoid
Skip coffee and energy drinks because drinking more than 2 cups of caffeinated beverages a day can raise your stress hormone levels. Also, say no to sugary sweets and alcohol.
Self-Care
Self-Care
Remember that self-care is not selfish. Prioritize taking care of yourself to the same degree that you care for others.
Learn to Say No
Learn to Say No
Set healthy boundaries. Your bandwidth is limited, and you need to accept that. When people ask you to do something for them, don’t automatically say yes. Teach yourself to say, “Let me think about it.” Then, after thinking about it, if it doesn’t fit with the priorities for your life, say no.
Deal With Your Past
Deal With Your Past
Try to identify the source of your tendency to take responsibility for others and make peace with those experiences. You may need to work with a professional to help you come to terms with your past.