Sentences with phrase «handle stress much»

Learning healthy coping skills allows some people to handle stress much better than others.

Men handle stress much differently than women.

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A business is no different: It has lots of parts that must work well together and can not handle too much stress before the system fails.

The idea is that when patients are occupied in virtual reality environments, the parts of their brains that handle stress and pain «get much quieter,» he said.

And if you've ever had to negotiate who will handle the daycare pickup or conjure up dinner, you know that two busy people means twice as much stress.

10 out of 10 for entertainment, but not sure how much more of that kind of stress I can handle!

Arsenal is already too much stress to handle. . .

If you are feeling stressed out and like life is too much to handle, taking time to explore your spiritual side can benefit you.

A firm mattress will keep you well aligned so that you can handle the day without much strain or stress.

Everything from an uncomfortable exam to crowning can be handled with much less pain and stress if mom can focus on one stationary object in the room and consider nothing but that object.

And when your little love bug is sleeping and you're awake stressed out there is only so much day time cable you can handle.

With grazers present, they can handle much less drought stress.»

Although many years ago we found that reactive oxygen species (ROS) are required for full expression of hippocampal LTP and memory, it is clear that the aged and diseased brain handle ROS much differently as many studies have pointed to a role for excessive ROS and oxidative stress in age - related cognitive decline and impaired memory associated with Alzheimer's disease (AD).

You can avoid putting too much stress on your shoulders by performing this exercise with controlled and slow movements using moderate weights that you can handle.

I travel six months of the year; the rest of the year I try to have a very steady schedule that allows me to stay healthy and handle the stress that can come with running a company and spending so much time on airplanes.

There is a reason why knee injuries are the most common training injuries — the knees are a very vulnerable part of the body that's responsible for supporting all complex body movements, which mean they handle a lot of stress that can easily become too much if you're not taking the proper steps to protect them.

In my private practice I frequently see individuals who have asked too much of their bodies, slept too little, worked too much, stressed too much, had too much alcohol, or simply crossed the line of what their individual body can handle in a day.

So we got ta be very careful of women and got ta make sure stress is dialed in and the constitution, meaning how much stress we can handle, is different for each person.

Sometimes one of these bands becomes stressed due to repetitive use or when it is forced to handle too much stress.

Although your liver is built to handle this, sometimes it gets behind schedule (like when you eat too much junk food or are under extreme stress), which causes inflammation in our body.

So in this chapter, I'm going to give you seven of the best tools I've discovered for making your mind - body connection as bulletproof as possible, and ensuring that your body is equipped to handle as much stress as possible from lifestyle and exercise.

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Pretty much if you have plantar fasciitis you are under more stress than you can handle — whether that be from overtraining (too much anaerobic activity, or lack of an aerobic base), working too hard, dietary stress (too much sugar, not enough protein or nutrient - dense foods), emotional stress, or other physical trauma / stress — ANYWHERE in the body, not just in the foot.

I'm much better at handling stress now that I'm getting good sleep and my blood sugar is balanced.

I get the feeling that it might not make much of a difference from a fitness perspective, but perhaps help a lot more from a mental perspective; enhancing things like visualization, self - esteem and self - confidence that your body can handle the stresses of race day.»

If you start to feel shaky, tense, tight in the chest, irritable or are having problems sleeping, are getting grumpy with your kids and husband, then the stress is getting too much for you to handle.

These positive effects on blood sugar can last for several hours after completion of exercise, and I have always noted that when a patient finally engages in a regular program of exercise that she has much less tiredness, develops better sleep patterns, can handle stress better, is more optimistic and less chance of depression and will burn fat at an increased rate.

During the past five years of research, Dr. Sara discovered crucial truths locked in our genes — truths about how you age, how you gain weight, how your body handles stress, and so much more.

That's going to help heal it up faster and then evaluate the stress in your life because those muscle imbalances are from too much stress, over-training in aerobic work, maybe sleeping poorly, eating a lot of that type of diet, doing more than you can handle.

This means you we will individualize your diet as much as possible, get a handle on what exercise and carbohydrate dosage is right for you right now, as well as add in the best tactics to help with sleep and stress reduction.

The problem with training the aerobic system at a high intensity is that this typically means too much stress for the body to handle.

Your feet can handle a heavy load, but too much stress pushes them over their limits.

For all his artistic intensity, Reynolds is not a man who handles stress well, and much of Day - Lewis» performance is focused on crafting Reynolds» crumbling interior.

But, for those children who have experienced trauma or continue to live in adverse environments, the stress can be too much to handle.

We tested that handling out on our favorite winding routes, diving into corners to see how much stress the Soul could handle.

As for the benefits of such devices, there are many with the prime being that these are much better off in handling stress and strain.

The burden of large student loan debt and the intense stress of training are frequently too much for younger physicians to handle.

Do not handle your hamster too much while travelling, as this will stress him out as well.

In fact, humans can't handle too much human stress.

When the Labrador puppy grows too fast, its skeleton could receive too much stress than it can handle.

Of all the breeds I observed (pretty much everything including exotics), I was impressed by the bull breeds» reactions to trauma, stress and handling.

For those senior pets waiting for their forever home, many end up in foster homes because they can not handle the stress of a shelter environment for extended periods of time with as much ease as younger dogs.

A pet staying only five days will not need much attention, but one staying for two weeks will need frequent attention and handling to prevent loneliness and stress in social species, and to maintain socialization in less social animals.

We relieve much of the stress from our clients by handling all communication with insurance representatives and bill collectors.

If you are stressed, driving might be too much to handle.

The reality is that your employer will expect you, as the office assistant, to handle all the problems that need to be solved easily, quickly, discreetly, and without stressing too much about it.

While the clichéd question «tell us about your strengths and weaknesses» does not apply to many jobs now, you may be asked this particular question as the interviewer would want to know how much stress you can handle — or how well you perform on a high volume day.

Even clients, who think they are handling the stress of their transition without a coach, are often surprised with how much a mental health professional makes things go more smoothly.

As a matter of fact, Xiong stressed that parental alienation is a type of abuse that «leaves no visible scars or bruises» but it's a «dark secret» that was much bigger to bear, endure and handle alone.

«When families can handle stress, have social connections and support, are informed about their child's development, and can help their children manage feelings and relationships, those families are much less prone to incidents of child abuse or neglect.