Tip 1: To help clean your arteries and prevent heart attacks and strokes, take a teaspoon of a mixture of extra virgin olive oil and fresh lemon juice every morning on an empty stomach.
Tip 2: Eat as many natural foods as you can for a healthy balanced lifestyle. Healthy eating is a lifestyle.
Tip 3: Meditate. Youtube is a great resource for guided meditations to start. Meditation aids in sleep, trains attention and awareness, and helps to achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm and stable state.
Tips For Daily Living
If you have concerns about your memory, writing things down can help you be more productive and maintain a sense of control over your life. Whether you keep a notebook, use voice memos or put in calendar reminders on your phone, a system can help.
DEVELOP A ROUTINE:
Creating a structured environment, planning tasks to complete and goals to accomplish can help with creating a sense of stability. Whether it’s sleep, cooking breakfast, or going for a nature walk, approaching one task can make life more manageable.
CONTROL IMPULSIVE BEHAVIORS:
Studies show CTE can damage parts of the brain that regulate impulsive behaviors. Be cognizant of unhealthy habits like gambling, overspending money, using alcohol, drugs, or other addictive substances to cope with problems. Avoid activities as needed or seek professional help.
SELF-REGULATION:
Managing emotion, anxiety, and stress is an important and learned skill. Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing, meditation, or counting to 10 to help ensure your emotions don’t get the best of you. Seek professional help to find the right techniques for you.
BUILD A SUPPORT SYSTEM:
Reaching out to people you trust can help get you through moments of stress. Friends, family, colleagues, a church community, a hobby or sports club, or a crisis hotline like the Lifeline can all serve as sources of support. If you are concerned about your safety in a moment of crisis, you can make a safety plan to guide you through those, especially difficult moments.
Dealing With Stress