Stress and methods of struggle

In medicine, stress is said in those cases when events occurring in a person's life suppress his ability to cope with the situation. A stressful event can be something good (promotion, new work, housewarming, marriage) or bad (loss of work, loss of a loved one, divorce, threat to financial position or health), but in any case there may be a psychic reaction that leads to a person Out of balance.
Each of us, during his lifetime, sometimes faces such a mental challenge; In such cases we sometimes act with confident equanimity, and sometimes we get lost in indecision.
Our reaction to stress corresponds not so much to the grandeur of the event as to how we perceive it: thus, in a small child, the loss of a loved toy causes bitter sobs; A teenager can get furious because of an unsuccessful hairstyle and outwardly calmly accept the death of a loved one.
Typical reactions to stress are anxiety, depression, flight (including withdrawal, drunkenness, extramarital affairs), anger and fear.
Under stress, we become restless, irritable, tired, constantly in tension. We always want to sleep, or we are not able to sleep at all. We have an insatiable appetite, and we gain weight, or food does not attract us at all, and we lose weight.
We can develop even somatic symptoms, such as headache, joint and muscle pain, blurred vision, skin rashes, gastritis, ulcers, or other disorders of the digestive system.
Whatever the stress, good or bad, emotional or physical (or both), its effect on the body has similarities. Especially the immune system suffers from stress. In a stressful state, people are more likely to be victims of an infection, as the production of immune cells drops noticeably during periods of physical or mental stress.
Although you can not change a stressful event (and if it is good, then you do not want to change it), you can better resist stress with proper nutrition and support for dietary supplements. The role of vitamins, minerals and other nutritional components in this case is to strengthen the immune system and to compensate for stress-related deficits.
A properly formulated diet contributes to resistance to stress. Under stress, your body's need for high-grade protein increases with conventional 0.5 g on 454 grams Lean body weight, up to 0.6 g . This need is increased because under stress, the body uses amino acids (building blocks of proteins) to produce large amounts of "stress hormones."
We can assume that 28.35 grams ( 1 oz ) Lean meat, fish, poultry, shellfish or crab gives 7 grams Protein, and liquid milk - about 1 g Protein, one egg white - about 6 grams squirrel. In this way, 60 g You can get the protein you need from 240 grams Lean meat, or 10 egg whites, or from some combination of the foods listed above.
If you are stressed in your diet, 35% of calories should come from high quality protein (satisfying the above minimum requirements), another 35% for fruits and vegetables with low starch content and 30% for fats (20% for mono- or polyunsaturated oils; 10 % - Animal fats).
Under stress conditions, the demand for vitamin C (ascorbic acid) sharply increases.
If you do not take this vitamin constantly, start with one 500-milligram tablet daily. After a few days, take the same dose twice a day, then three times a day, four times a day. Keep in mind that adults under stress are often able to tolerate a 4- 15 grams Vitamin C daily. Your intestine will let you know when you cross the permissible border.
B vitamins can alleviate stress symptoms such as depression, absent-mindedness, numbness and tingling. Take 100 mg of B-kompleksa once or twice a day and, in addition, 500-1000 μg of vitamin B 12 (tablets under the tongue) once or twice a week.
Sugar and starch-like substances contribute to reducing the content of vitamins C and B in the body. Stop or drastically reduce the intake of these substances, especially in stressful situations.

Neurocirculatory dystonia (NCD) is a disease of various etiology, mainly of a neurogenic nature, which develops as a consequence of adaptation disorders after a disease, mental trauma, fatigue, negative influence of environmental factors: intoxication with industrial poisons, exposure to ionizing radiation, vibration, presence of chronic foci in the patient's body .
As a result of these factors, dysfunction of the hypothalamic-pituitary system occurs, leading to a disruption in the body's adaptation to environmental changes. The most important prerequisite for the emergence of pathology is an innate predisposition to dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, its age-related restructuring in the pubertal or menopausal period.
These violations, first of all, are manifested when weather conditions change (atmospheric pressure, air humidity).
NDC can be accompanied by dysfunction of one or several body systems, most often as functional disorders of autonomic regulation from the cortex, subcortical structures of the reticular formation.
Clinically NDC manifests itself in the form of cardialgia , heart rhythm disorders, macro-ocular and microcirculation, and other manifestations and is divided into 4 clinical types: cardiac, hypertensive, hypotensive and mixed.
Significant role in the development of NSCs, especially in childhood and adolescence, is caused by eating disorders, transmitted infectious diseases, chronic infections of the nasopharynx.
Under the influence of etiological factors disintegration of neurohormonal metabolic regulation occurs at the level of the cerebral cortex, limbic zone and hypothalamus, which in turn leads to dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, functional disorders of the endocrine glands and microcirculation system.
First of all, these patients develop asthenic syndrome. It is manifested by the deterioration of the physical condition (weakness or fatigue from the very morning or gradually growing to the middle of the day, a lack of coordination and accuracy of movements, etc.), a decrease in mood, a decrease in memory and strong-willed qualities, inability to concentrate attention, sleep disturbances. In the prone position, patients feel better.
NCD patients are characterized by a high level of neuropsychic instability and difficulty in social and psychological adaptation: headache, irritability, decreased ability to work, anxiety, suspiciousness, insecurity in their actions, a negative assessment of office and household prospects are often noted, which can be combined with increased self-esteem And egocentrism.

Treatment of Neurocirculatory Dystonia and Prevention of Stress Reactions:
Balanced diet.
Sanitation of the oral cavity and nasopharynx.
Medications: sedatives ( diazepam , mebikar , grandaxin ), daytime tranquilizer of benzdiazepine series ( gidazepam ), neuroleptics ( sonapaks ), psychostimulants (glycine), decrease in increased activity of the sympathoadrenal system ( belloid ), agents improving cerebral circulation ( vinpocetine , cinnarizine ) .
Physiotherapy: iodide-bromine baths, exercise therapy, acupuncture, ozonotherapy .

BASIC CORRECTION PROGRAM for neurocirculatory dystonia and stress states with the help of Tianshi dietary supplements:
The first stage is the restoration of impaired metabolism and microcirculation of the brain tissue.
1. "BIOKALTION FOR IMPROVEMENT OF BRAIN ACTIVITY": 1 capsule taken in the morning for 30 minutes. Before breakfast, drink 250 ml of water.
Contains folic acid.
2. "BIOZINK": 2 capsules in the evening, after 1.5 hours after dinner, drink 250 ml of water.
3. "ANTILIPED TEA": in the morning an hour before meals, pour 500 ml of boiling water 1 packet of tea and insist 15 minutes, drink in small sips for 10-15 minutes. Re-brew the same packet of tea for 500 ml of water and drink in the afternoon.
Contraindicated in the reception: children under 12 years, pregnant women and nursing mothers.

The course dose is 1 month.

The second stage is maintenance of normal metabolism of nervous tissue, protection of the body from stress, a decrease in the increased activity of the sympathoadrenal system, and a calming effect.
4. "SPIRULINA": 2 pre-chopped tablets 2 times a day, after lunch and dinner after 1.5 hours, drink warm brew of rosehip to 300 ml - for a week, then the dose should be increased to 5 tablets 1 time per day after Lunch. Do not apply in renal diseases (arthritis, chronic renal failure, glomerulonephritis ).
5. "IKAN": 3 capsules in the morning 30 minutes before breakfast , drink 250 ml with water.

The course dose is 2 months.

The duration of the basic correction program is 3 months.