Can A Relaxation CD Help Stop Panic Attacks?
February 28, 2009 by Danny Walsh
Filed under Front Page Set 2, Panic Cure, panic attack treatment
Can Relaxation CD’s Be A Panic Cure?
Lately it seems that we have been getting a lot of emails about Relaxation Cd’s. Questions are ranging from..”will a Relaxation CD help me to stop my panic attacks? Will a Relaxation CD help me to sleep better? Will a Relaxation CD cause me to feel like a zombie?
Well, there’s nothing to worry about. A Relaxation CD will simply help you to relax. And anything that can help someone reduce their anxiety in certain situations or help someone control a panic attack may be worth exploring.
In fact when I was in college, I had an anger problem. How bad was it? Well I was playing football and my coach took me out of practice and held me off the team until I could deal with my anger.
Now you REALLY have to have an anger problem if you are too much of an angry person to play a game that is based upon aggression. But, I was a danger to those around me. Why? who knows and it really doesn’t matter. But when the coach sent me to a sports therapist I was given a Relaxation CD to listen to. It basically just told me how to really relax.
FYI…just because you may sleep at night doesn’t mean you are relaxing by any means. I sure found out how tense I was. I didn’t ever have a panic attack so it’s not like I needed a cure for panic attacks or any remedy for panic attacks, I just needed to have my anger subside.
Maybe I would have had a panic attack if I had not learned to relax. Now, some 25 years later, I still use the techniques to relax and maintain my composure that I was taught in that Relaxation CD decades ago. I don’t think I could have released and controlled so much anger without it.
Do I still have anger problems. Absolutely! Can I control my anger easier now. I sure can. So I feel that if a Relaxation CD can help me with my anger and allow me to many years later control my anger, then I believe it can help you stop or control your panic attacks.
I feel the cd’s are surely something to look into to help you cure panic attacks BEFORE you begin any drug therapy. I think all options should be explored before taking drugs.
A Relaxation CD is a natural remedy for panic attacks.
Here are some of the most commonly reported benefits of the regular practice of deep relaxation:
- Sleep improves (less is more when it is better)
- Concentration and memory get a LOT better
- Stress headaches go away
- Energy levels increase (you may not know how much mental and physical energy you are capable of having)
- Work performance improves
- Unpleasant people are more easily tolerated (and you are more tolerable to others because regular practice of deep relaxation makes you more relaxed at all times!)
- Health in general improves. And treatment of any illness is more effective when stress is controlled
- Complexion and skin conditions improve (many dermatological conditions are related to stress)
- Creativity is enhanced (this is not just for artists – all our lives are improved when we are more creative at problem-solving)
- Stress-caused indigestion and ulcers clear up or become more easily controlled
- Life is more fun, and attitude is better and more positive
- Weight control, quitting smoking, and the control of other habits becomes easier
If something provides all these benefits isn’t it worth trying? We think so. To that end, we are going to start carrying Relaxation CD’s and we will be offering them to our readers in the very near future.
Check back in a few weeks as we begin featuring some very good Relaxation CD’s to help those suffering from panic attacks and anxiety disorders.
Maybe a relaxtion CD can be a panic cure.
Great Tips to Overcome Shyness
January 21, 2008 by bjohnson
Filed under Front Page Set 3, Panic Cure, Uncategorized
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If We Are Going To Live Our Lives While A Cure For Panic Attacks Is Found Then We Need To Overcome Shyness
Great Tips to Overcome Shyness
Shyness is a feeling of low self worth, and will lead to lost opportunities and social connections. More than 50% of adults identify themselves as shy when surveyed, and overcoming this takes time and persistence.
If you have identified yourself as being a shy person, you have already taken the first step towards overcoming this problem. Below are a few great tips to overcome shyness.
1. Identify your Strengths and Weaknesses
This is something that everyone should do, but especially so for shy people. Whilst some people are only shy when they are the focus of all attention, others may feel shy even when meeting new people. Learn to make use of your strengths, and avoid putting yourself in situations where you will feel exposed.
2. Smile, Smile and Smile
Keep smiling so that it becomes second nature to you. Practice smiling in front of the mirror, and at your neighbors, until you are comfortable with yourself. This will help to diffuse any potentially tricky situations when meeting new people if you are shy. Often a smile will work wonders in helping you and the other party to relax, and allows for the conversation to flow from there.
3. Confidence
It is an oxymoron to ask someone who is shy to have greater confidence. However, this is not that difficult to do! Keep in mind that you are not alone in feeling shy; more than 50% of the people in the room are probably just as shy, if not more than, as you are. Think confident and you will look confident. Remember that you may be shy and nervous underneath it all, but so is everyone else in the room, and that will help you to keep your act together.
4. Prepare
If you know that you are shy and that you tend to freeze up in a conversation, prepare for it. Go through a list of topics which you are familiar with, or are comfortable talking about. If it is a social function, come prepared to talk about anything ranging from politics to dogs. If it is a business function, make sure you know all about the different companies and their representatives, or find some common business topic. The key here is to be prepared, so that you will always have something to say or add in to the conversation to keep it flowing and avoid those nasty pauses that can be fatal for shy people.
Although it is possible to overcome being shy, it is difficult to completely eradicate it. After all, even the most confident people have moments where they feel shy. Focus on one aspect of your shy persona and work on overcoming it one step at a time.
I hope this helps until a cure for panic attacks is found.

