Manage Stress

Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental illness that causes obsessive thoughts and urges or compulsive, repetitive behaviors. Not only that, but these thoughts and behaviors are more than nail biting or worry, they can be so severe that they cause severe anxiety and have a major impact on someone’s life. For those who need it, we’ve compiled a list of some helpful tips on how to better deal with OCD.

IBS can be treated with medications, but there are also a number of relatively straightforward ways to manage this troublesome condition. The key is to constantly plan ahead and to keep the side effects of irritable bowel syndrome front of mind at all times.

Because extensive exposure to stress can make it hard to eat, sleep, or simply feel comfortable with one’s self, it can have a drastic impact on major organs like the stomach, intestines and even the heart. To alleviate the effects of stress, here are some tips on how to identify and eliminate stress.

There are a number of simple steps one can take to help increase the number of hours they sleep each night. Even better; many of these steps don’t require medication, meaning they can be implemented without cost or the need to visit a medical professional.

We’re all busy with life, but it’s important to take time to rest. If we don’t and we just keep piling on stress, that’s when burnout happens. If left unchecked, burnout can become a serious mental health issue. Here’s a look at what burnout is, as well as how to recognize and avoid it…

We’ve all done it before — engaged in a little emotional eating when times get tough. But before heading to the vending machine or ducking out for a donut to quench the stresses of the work day, take some time to learn about the 10 worst foods to eat when feeling stressed…