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Stress Management

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Copyright © 2014

Derek Hendrikz Consulting

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The moment you stress, your body goes on

ALERT

It is like a 911 call…

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When the stress response gets triggered, it overridesALL other systems of the body.

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It virtually transforms and affects change in all major organ systems to provide us with quick energy.

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Our senses become increasingly alert to the threat of potential danger.

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Adrenaline and cortisol, the stress hormones, flood our bloodstream to increase the body's metabolism

and overcome the effects of fatigue.

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Breathing becomes shallow as it speeds up to supply increased oxygen to our muscles.

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Heart rate and blood pressure are increased to rush blood to our arms and legs.

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Sugars, fats and cholesterol from the liver are converted into fuel for quick energy.

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Saliva dries up and the digestion and elimination systems are stopped so blood can be directed

away from our internal organs to our muscles and brain.

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Muscles become tense ready for action.

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Perspiration cools the body allowing it to burn more energy.

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Blood clotting mechanisms are activated to protect us from blood loss in case of injury.

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The immune system's efficiency is suppressed.

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The sleep process is blocked.

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Normally, these reactions are controlled by the duration and intensity of the threat.

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“In times of great stress or adversity, it's

always best to keep busy, to plough

your anger and your energy into

something positive.”

Lee Iacocca

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Stress

The emotional and physical strain caused by our response to pressure from an

external environment.

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Stress Reactions…

• tension, • irritability, • inability to concentrate, • headache and • increased heartbeat.

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Scorecard:

• Scores of 1-6 Few Hassles • Scores of 7-12 Pretty Good Control • Scores of 13-17 Danger Zone. Watch out! • Scores of 18+ Stressed Out. You may need

help.

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