Dealing with stress consciously and treating yourself with love can help you feel better, prevent illness and prolong life. These approaches have proven to be particularly promising.

  1. plan downtime

From a long lunch break in the park, to a weekend without any appointments, to a relaxed beach vacation: Make fixed appointments in your calendar for charging your batteries.

  1. Target stress

You are not at the mercy of stress. Whether it’s yoga, meditation, or journaling, find a stress management strategy that fits into your life. Focus on positive things, keyword: gratitude.

  1. optimize sleep

Lack of sleep is bad for health. You sleep 8 hours every night and are still often tired? Then you should work on the quality of your sleep, e.g. B. with a weighted blanket or anti-noise curtains.

  1. listen to the body

Symptoms and diseases come into our lives for a reason. They want to tell us something, they want us to change something. If it pinches, itches or pinches anywhere, you should definitely take it seriously.

  1. Do a digital detox

Leaving your cell phone in the drawer for a day can be enormously liberating. A trick for Instagram junkies: Set the screen to black and white mode – this makes scrolling much less fun.

  1. Enjoy consciously

Mindfulness is the key to happiness. If you keep focusing your attention on the current moment, you will appreciate life with all its fantastic facets more.

  1. Get help early

If you have a health problem of any kind, don’t wait too long before seeking help. With Med-Healths you can get an appointment with a competent and experienced specialist within minutes.

Darrick Robles

I was born with the vocation of being a doctor. I have worked in public health centers in California and Washington, ​​in social projects in low-income countries, and in pioneering private centers in integrative medicine. Currently, I am the founder and medical director of the social enterprise Med-Healths, in which I combine my medical care work with giving conferences on health and well-being in business and social environments.