Kava Kava: A Natural Anxiety Reducer

Kava Kava, a traditional Polynesian plant used for reducing anxiety, is slowly making itself noticed across the rest of the world. When ingested, the plant has a relaxing, sedating effect. Kava is non-addictive, and can produce a “mild euphoria and relaxtion” when taken. The effects last for a couple of hours, and will kick-in between 15 and 30 minutes after taking the Kava. Of course, this can vary slightly depending on how much was ingested. The traditional way is to drink a cup, wait 15 minutes, then drink another. Kava excels at reducing anxiety, and when taken shortly before bedtime,

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Infant and Toddler Separation Anxiety

True separation anxiety that occurs in infants and toddlers is different than separation anxiety disorder. We are exploring the “normal” stages of true separation anxiety that children experience. This is simply a natural stage of child development. Like other stages this will pass. Most babies can experience separation anxiety about 12 months to 18 months. Sometimes it comes on quickly and takes parents by surprise. It seems like they are happy and friendly with everyone and then one day Mom is theone person who they want or the only who can calm their nerves. Many babies also experience separation anxiety

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My Journey Through Severe Anxiety

A Reflection on the Lessons, Value and Finally the Way Out of Anxiety It is difficult to explain anxiety to one who has never experienced severe unrelenting anxiety. This is not nervousness, the kind we may experience before an interview, it is not fear in the traditional sense, where the sun sets and you need to make your way back to camp in the dark. It is a very unique terror. It is the war within, the battle against ones own thoughts. This battle is dark and deep and terrible at times. Yet, more of that later, first let me

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Boredom Versus Separation Anxiety in Dogs

Is Your Dog Suffering from Separation Anxiety, or is He Just Bored? Separation anxiety can occur in pets just as it can occur in humans. Dealing with separation anxiety in dogs can be a difficult task, especially if you are unsure of where to start. Fortunately, there are many techniques that can help you deal with and even relieve your dog’s separation anxiety. Learn more about the symptoms of separation anxiety in dogs and how to deal with it. Symptoms of Separation Anxiety in Dogs There are a variety of signs that can point to separation anxiety in your dog.

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Anxiety, Panic Attacks & Agoraphobia

We had such an overwhelming response to our radio show on anxiety, panic attacks and agoraphobia I thought it would be useful to post this article here as well. For anyone suffering any of these issues I highly recommend you take a listen, you’ll be sure to get something out of the show. But in case you prefer to read, rather than listen here’s the basics… First things first – You are not alone. Unfortunately, a lot of people suffer anxiety related issues. The good thing about this is that awareness, acceptance and help are ever expanding. There are so

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Fear, Worry and Anxiety; Are They Affecting Your Life?

I read an interesting article discussing the difference between worry and fear. It presents the information from the standpoint of how we may have acted historically or prehistorically compared to today. I find that information fascinating because I know that we do tend to adapt to our environment. I also know there are elements in our environment we do not adapt to we simply fear them. Worry can occur as a result of something you lack all of the facts for. You know some of the information and what you know bothers you and it plays on your mind. It

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Anxiety Relief: Herbal Supplements or Prescriptions?

17% of the population suffers from an anxiety disorder. Are you one of them? Do you struggle with the decision to try supplements or prescription drugs to help relieve your pain? If you answered yes to these questions than you are not alone! I myself was in your shoes not much longer than a year ago, and I had to face these questions. I was diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder in September of 2008. My life was in shambles and my world was crumbling around me. I needed a way out, so I turned to medication. My outlook on anti-anxiety

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