Anxiety and the Mind/Body Connection | EFT Healing Centre | NLP | Health | Emotional Freedom Techniques | Tap | Podcast #22

Annabel Fisher and Scott Paton

Apr 04 2011

As the U.S. economy continues to struggle for the third year, findings from the 2010 Stress in America survey paint a picture of an overstressed nation. Feeling the effects of prolonged financial and other recession-related difficulties,

Americans are struggling to balance work and home life and make time to engage in healthy behaviors, with stress not only taking a toll on their personal physical health, but also affecting the emotional and physical well-being of their families.

Stress has behavioral consequences which in excess could have physical consequences.

• Two-fifths of adults reported overeating or eating unhealthy foods because of stress in the past month.

• Nearly one-third said they skipped a meal because of stress in the past month.

• More than four in 10 said they had lain awake at night in the past month.

• The most common physical symptoms of stress reported were irritability (45 percent), fatigue (41 percent) and lack of energy or motivation (38 percent).

With the nation currently experiencing epidemic rates of obesity and overweight, it should come as no surprise that nearly one-third of adults exercise less than once per week. Those who exercise once a week or less say they don't do it because they are not motivated (44 percent), are too tired (33 percent), are too busy (28 percent) or don't like to (26 percent), among other reasons.

How can EFT impact how we deal with stress and anxiety?

Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) is a gentle, non-invasive, needle-free and extremely effective natural healing system that often works where nothing else will! EFT yields fast results without the need for complex equipment and can be applied anywhere, anytime, in just a few minutes!

But above all, EFT is completely safe and works well for adults, children and animals. And the best part? The results achieved are usually permanent!

Tap into Your Fullest Potential

Our bodies are incredibly resilient and robust, so what causes them to stop functioning at this dynamic level? Why do some people become seriously ill when stretched to the limit, while others continue functioning comfortably and effortlessly?

The question of why a person became ill in the first place is rarely considered. There may be events in her life, repressed emotions, or strong beliefs, which have contributed to her physical deterioration.

Learn more at http://www.theefthealingcentre.com