HOW TO GET RID OF PANIC

ATTACKSWITHOUT THE USE OF MEDICATION

LEO WOERCEO

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HOW TO GET RID OF

PANIC ATTACKS

Panic Away

6 Steps To Ending Panic Attacks and Anxiety, Without Medication

Introduction

Inside this report, you will learn:

1. How to Cope With Panic Attacks. If you suffer from panic attacks, then you

understand the sheer fear that you face in the moment of an attack. Feeling

powerless to stop it is one of the worst parts. Even if you despair that this

constraint has become a part of you, take heart. With knowledge and practice,

you can be free of the fear of another panic attack.

2. 5 Strategies for Coping With Anxiety. Looking for a job - a tough feat in any field

- can be even harder when the economy is down. Good marketing can set you

apart from other candidates if you know how to properly promote yourself.

3. Fighting Anxiety Without Medication: If you're one of the millions who struggle

with anxiety, the good news is that you can feel better, even without medication.

No matter how long you've had anxiety, you can do something about it. When

you apply both mental and physical techniques to getting better, you'll soon

find that you - not your anxiety - are the one in control!

4. Discovering Your Self-Worth Despite Challenging Circumstances. Does life seem

to be a struggle for you? Do you feel overwhelmed and frustrated much of the

time? Do you wish you could experience something better? Fortunately, you

can

enjoy the exciting life you deserve.

5. Four Tips to Avoid Depression During the Winter Months. When the weather is

cold and the skies are dark and cloudy, it's easier to feel down and

despondent. If you struggle with gloomy feelings during the winter, it's good to

know that there's help and hope available to you without a prescription depression

drug.

6. Discovering Your Self-Worth Despite Challenging Circumstances. You can learn to

control your anxiety with simple deep breathing techniques. When you breathe

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deeply and fully, your body stays calm. You may still be a bit tense, but your

relaxed breathing can protect you from an anxiety attack.

How to Cope With Panic Attacks

If you suffer from panic attacks, then you understand the sheer fear that you face in

the moment of an attack. Feeling powerless to stop it is one of the worst parts. Even

if you despair that this constraint has become a part of you, take heart.

You can learn to cope with, reduce, alleviate, and perhaps even eliminate your panic

attacks for good! There are specific actions steps you can take to help you overcome

this challenge.

Where Do You Start?

You can learn a lot about panic attacks simply by studying why they occur. You can

also try to discover the root of your panic attacks. Keep in mind that you should

always seek help from your physician.

Panic exists because it's a way for you to deal with a threatening situation. When

you're in danger, your body releases adrenaline that enables you to think and move

quickly in order to escape the threat.

Panic attacks occur when you find yourself reacting to a situation with feelings of

panic, even though there may not be an actual threat. In your mind, though, the

threat is real.

For example, if something terrifying once happened to you at the mall, future trips

can still set off a panic attack, even if there are no threats. Alternatively, you can

even feel panic in certain situations without being able to figure out exactly why.

Whether you're consciously aware of the reasons for your panic attacks or not, it's

good to know that there are still strategies that can help you overcome them. It also

may help for you to know that panic attacks generally cause you no physical harm.

When a panic attack strikes, you

will

get through it and things will return to normal

soon.

How to Cope During an Attack

Once an attack is taking place, you might feel powerless. Instead of allowing your

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panicked thoughts to take over, focus on your body and methods of relaxation. Deep

breaths can counteract the panic since a panicked state forces you to take quick,

shallow breaths.

Why You Shouldn't Avoid Panic-Inducing Situations

It's natural to want to simply avoid situations where you might feel panicked.

However, this usually isn't the best solution. For instance, you can't avoid elevators,

crowds, or the doctor's office forever.

If you tell yourself that you can't do these things because they'll give you a panic

attack, you're just reinforcing the behavior. Rather than helping yourself prevent

your panic attacks, you're more likely going to feed the fear and make the attacks

even stronger.

Although it's difficult, when you continue to engage in activities that may induce

panic, you're actually giving yourself many opportunities to overcome your

challenges.

Natural Methods for Coping with Panic

There are natural methods you can use and changes you can make to your routine

that have the power to ease anxiety and panic.

Meditation is one helpful method. Meditating can help you become more relaxed

and in tune with your body and mind. These benefits can aid in understanding,

preventing, and coping with your panic.

Lifestyle changes include the use of regular exercise. Most of us don't realize that

exercise is not all about helping your body; it has some great power in balancing

your mind too! You'll also be doing yourself a favor if you pay attention to things like

your diet and sleeping habits. All these factors can have an effect on your panic

attacks.

5 Strategies for Coping With Anxiety

Do you feel anxious when the pressure's on? Do you struggle to calm your nerves in

the midst of stressful situations? These are very normal feelings. Sometimes,

however, these worries can become overwhelming even in your day-to-day routines.

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Extreme anxiety can inhibit your everyday life. Anxiety about a particular situation can

cause you to feel worried about everything else. Anxiety can run your life if you let

it, but you can take control and learn to thrive in situations that challenge your

resolve.

Learning to deal effectively with anxiety is a powerful skill that will benefit you in

many ways. Your relationships with others will be impacted in a positive way. You'll

go after your dreams instead of giving up easily. And your self-confidence will grow

as you develop the habit of effectively responding to situations despite the fears

inside of you.

If you begin to use these five strategies today, you'll notice the difference

immediately. These ideas are simple, but they have the power to revolutionize your

life.

These techniques can help you cope with your anxious feelings:

1. Practice deep breathing. One of the most effective ways to cope with anxiety is

deep breathing. Deep breaths get much-needed oxygen to your brain and

throughout your body, relaxing your muscles. The increased air to your body and

mind helps you calm down in times when you would normally become stressed

out.

When you notice that you're beginning to get nervous, pay attention to

your breathing. For a few days, practice deep breathing in a relaxed,

private, comfortable environment where you're not rushed. Put your hand

on your belly, and make your hand rise and fall with each breath. Be sure

to take in a slow, full breath. Exhale slowly.

If you practice this deep breathing exercise before the moment of truth,

you'll be equipped to control your breathing when a stressful situation

occurs. When the pressure is on, and you notice your heartbeat beginning

to rise, simply pay attention to your breating and do what you've

practiced.

2. Face your fears. If you worry constantly, you may not be leaving your comfort

zone often enough. Seek opportunities to stretch your mental boundaries in ways

that aren't extremely stressful. As your mind and body become used to taking on

challenges in dealing with your nerves, give yourself greater challenges to

increase your ability to handle them.

If you're in the habit of shying away from things that stress you out,

purposefully put yourself into situations that you aren't sure about. This

will help you build confidence. The more steps you take outside of your

comfort zone, the better equipped you'll be when the real challenges of

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life cause you to feel anxious.

3. Eat nutritiously. An often-overlooked way to beat anxiety is to make sure that

your body is properly fueled for the challenges it must face. Drink plenty of

water. Eat a balanced breakfast. Eat small meals, and eat more often. Keep

track of what you're eating in a daily log so that you can begin to notice

patterns that sabotage your health.

When your body is fueled properly, the daily anxieties you experience will be

less overwhelming.

4. Exercise. Your body is made to move. If you sit at a desk all day, you'll likely

face greater challenges with worry and stress than someone who's always on

the move. Exercise provides tremendous stress relief, an outlet for frustration

and a boost to your overall self-confidence. All of these contribute to a

peaceful feeling and less anxiety on a daily basis.

5. Seek professional help. Sometimes, the issues you face with anxiety may

require you to seek counseling to overcome them. If you've tried many things

without success, a mental health professional that is trained to help you

overcome these challenges may be your best bet.

It's normal to feel nervous when stressful situations occur. But without strategies to

overcome those nerves, you can feel paralyzed and sabotage your chances of

experiencing the success you deserve. Instead, start using these five strategies

today to effectively cope with your feelings of anxiety and emerge triumphant over

them.

Fighting Anxiety Without Medication: 10 Tips to Help You

Feel Calm

When anxiety hits you, it can be terrifying. The panic and frightening thoughts

coupled with physical symptoms may lead you to believe that you're having a heart

attack or suffering from a terrible disease, when in reality, you're perfectly healthy!

Anxiety can often cause you to have an exaggerated nervous system reaction to

common stressors that others are able to ignore.

If you're one of the millions who struggle with anxiety, the good news is that you can

feel better, even without medication. You can take positive action on your own to get a

handle on your anxiety and feel more in control. Of course, especially if your

symptoms are debilitating, please consult your doctor or other health professional

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for their advice.

Both your mind and body are involved in anxiety. It's a vicious circle: the constant

worrying and negative thoughts can produce physical symptoms, which can cause

more anxious thoughts. It becomes a pattern that can be challenging to break free

of.

But when you're able to overcome this challenge, it's well worth the effort! Tackle

your anxiety on both the physical and mental levels today by practicing these 10

strategies.

Physical Ways to Lower Anxiety

Try these tips to physically lower your anxiety levels:

1. Breathe. If you're breathing from the top of your chest and not from your

abdomen, you might be making yourself more nervous. Breathe from your

diaphragm and take full, deep, slow breaths.

2. Get moving. Use up that extra energy and adrenaline that your body produces.

If you don't, it can build up and make you more nervous. By getting frequent

exercise, you'll prevent your body from storing excess adrenaline.

3. Sit still. It's important to exercise, but sometimes it's more effective to be still.

If you usually run from a panic attack or anxiety episode, force yourself to stay

where you are and focus on your relaxation techniques, like deep breathing, to

help prevent your impending anxiety.

The anxiety might get worse for a moment, but you'll be calmer after a

few minutes and you'll be more prepared the next time you face anxiety.

4. Distract yourself. It's hard to think about feeling nervous when you're actively

engaged in other activities. Help others, play a game, or do something else that

requires your total concentration as soon as you start to feel anxious.

5. Get in shape. Being physically fit can help you feel better about your

health

and reduce anxiety. It's not a quick fix, but more of a long-term goal

that you can actively pursue. Staying in good physical condition goes a long way

in preventing anxiety.

Mental Ways to Lower Anxiety

A positive mental attitude is just as important as using physical techniques to help

overcome your anxiety. There are many ways you can use your mental resources to

find peace and calm amidst the chaos of anxiety.

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Follow these techniques to tackle your anxiety on a mental level:

1. Educate yourself. It's hard to battle something you don't understand. Learn

about your condition so you have a better understanding of what you're facing.

2. Use the stop sign. Imagine a big stop sign in your head when you start to have

anxious thoughts. The stop sign technique is a great place to start.

3. Network. Talking to others with anxiety can help you feel more "normal" and

bring you additional strategies that have worked for others in your same

situation. Reach out to others!

4. Set aside a worry time. If you allot a few minutes each day at a set time and

give yourself permission to worry

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at that time, you'll soon find that it

becomes a chore - making you worry less. By only allowing yourself to worry for

a short period, you can program your mind to actually worry

less.

5. Offer yourself affirmations. Say positive statements to yourself each day to help

you stay strong and brave. For example: "I am a valuable and worthy person,

and I have much to offer to the world."

No matter how long you've had anxiety, you can do something about it. When you

apply both mental and physical techniques to getting better, you'll soon find that

you - not your anxiety - are the one in control!

Discovering Your Self-Worth Despite Challenging

Circumstances

Does life seem to be a struggle for you? Do you feel overwhelmed and frustrated

much of the time? Do you wish you could experience something better? Fortunately,

you

can

enjoy the exciting life you deserve.

Success is available to you despite challenging circumstances. It's important to

remember, also, that your self-worth is

not

defined by your circumstances.

What holds you back? Take some time today to question the beliefs you hold that

limit your potential. If you look at a challenging circumstance as a wall that's

impossible to climb, you need a fresh perspective.

Within you is everything you need to thrive and excel. The more you question the

validity of your limiting beliefs, the more success you'll experience in your life.

Think of a circumstance in your life that you believe is preventing you from

something you want. Write it down, then get ready to challenge that limiting belief.

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If you do, you'll begin to move toward the success you deserve.

Use these strategies to maintain a positive self-worth, regardless of your circumstances:

1. Find the cause. What is the cause of the circumstance in your life? Sometimes,

limiting beliefs can serve as warning signs that help you avoid danger. What

can you learn from this so you avoid triggering a similar situation in the future?

If the cause of your situation is unclear, ask friends and family for their

input. Others see your life from a different perspective, and their input

can be valuable in determining the root of your difficulty

2. Get past the blame game. You can often be your own worst critic. Fortunately,

negative self-talk often has very little basis in reality. Choose to replace the

doubts of your inner critic with more productive thinking.

Once a negative thought has taught you its intended lesson, it has served

its purpose. If you choose to hold onto those negative thoughts, they will

begin to form a negative self-image in your mind. This unbalanced view

of your talents and strengths holds you back.

Instead of dwelling on negative thoughts about your circumstances, learn the

lesson and resolve to move on. Find out what you can do differently to

avoid a repeat of your present situation. Then, when negative thoughts

enter your mind, choose to replace your self-talk with productive

thoughts instead.

3. Cut yourself some slack. Recognize that you're human. Everyone makes

mistakes, but your attitude determines your altitude in life. You

are

valuable

regardless of your present predicament. You

are

worthwhile even when you slip

up or falter. Your circumstances simply provide feedback and an opportunity

to learn and grow

4. Make the most of it. When you recognize that you're valuable despite your

circumstances, you'll begin to make the most of every opportunity. Stumbling

blocks you face can become stepping stones to the success you deserve, simply by

changing what you focus on

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Instead of feeling helpless, ask yourself: "What's great about this?" Every

situation provides something of value if you look for it.

5. Ask for help. Loved ones and friends often see strengths in you that go without

notice. Ask them what they believe your strengths are. This is where your

self-worth is found.

Everyone has something of value to contribute.

Once you recognize your unique talents, gifts, and abilities, you'll see life in

a whole new way. You'll seek opportunities to use your talents to bless

others. You'll gain confidence that comes from conquering challenges

that once made you cringe.

Instead of allowing your circumstances to dictate who you are, you'll

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make the rules!

6. Live one day at a time. Despite your best efforts, some days simply provide one

frustration after another. When this happens, you have a choice. You can let

your circumstances defeat you, or you can choose a more positive perspective.

Resolve today to find your strengths, learn from your difficult circumstances, and

experience the joy you were created to experience. Instead of tying your self-worth

to your circumstances, choose to see things as they really are. You were created

with unique talents and gifts. When you find those gifts within yourself and put

them to use, you'll know how valuable you truly are.

Four Tips to Avoid Depression During the Winter Months

When the weather is cold and the skies are dark and cloudy, it's easier to feel down

and despondent. If you struggle with gloomy feelings during the winter, it's good to

know that there's help and hope available to you without a prescription depression drug.

Of course, you'll want to check with your physician before making any changes to

your health regimen.

Spring is Around the Corner

Some people start feeling down just as soon as the first cold, cloudy day rolls in.

Don't let this happen to you! To stay happy and peaceful during the winter, focus your

time and energy on things that bring you joy.

See the beauty that the winter months have to offer. If you're really struggling to see

any beauty at all in the gloom of winter, all you need are a few simple ideas to

jump-start your thinking in a positive direction.

Consider these tips to help you gain a more positive mindset during winter:

1. Buy a sun lamp. A sun lamp gives you the light you need even when it's gloomy

outside and works much better to help your mood than just turning on all the

lights in your house.

2. Take a vacation. Travel to somewhere sunny and warmer each winter, even if

only for a couple of days. Looking forward to your annual getaway will lift your

spirits during the time before you go, too.

3. Get outside. When the sun does come out, even if it's otherwise cold, take

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advantage of it. When your body is deprived of sunlight, it has a harder time

making vitamin D. If you can get some sun, though, you'll feel better and you'll

be better able to make it through until spring arrives with its longer, sunnier

days.

4. Find activities that bring you joy. Read that book you've always wanted to read or

engross yourself in a new TV sitcom that comes on in winter. Perhaps learning

to ski or snowboard can bring you the mental and physical benefits of

exercising while also finding a way to enjoy the winter weather.

Depression is Treatable - Even if it's Only Occasional

It's important to treat depression. If your feelings of depression run deep, you may

want to talk to your doctor about the kinds of treatment options that would be best

for you. If you're only getting bummed out and unhappy during the winter, though,

focusing on strategies that work during the winter is the best way to shake those winter

blues.

You can choose to be joyful. Focus on the things that matter to you and make you

happy. Winter is only a season, and you'll have spring, summer, and fall to do all

kinds of great things outside in the sunshine. Remember, anything you can do when

it's dark outside, you can do on a gloomy winter day.

If you have hobbies that lend themselves to indoor activity, you'll have more to keep

your mind occupied as you move through the winter. The cold days will pass more

quickly if you have something to do to occupy your time, and spring will arrive

before you know it.

Learning Deep Breathing Strategies to Control Anxiety

Do you struggle with feelings of anxiety? If so, it's good to know that there are ways

to relieve your suffering. You can learn strategies to take charge of your nervousness

and experience the serenity you deserve. You can learn to control your anxiety with

simple deep breathing techniques.

When you breathe deeply and fully, your body stays calm. You may still be a bit

tense, but your relaxed breathing can protect you from an anxiety attack. In an

anxiety attack, you may have a tendency to hyperventilate, which increases the level

of panic you experience. However, deep breathing keeps you in control.

When you hyperventilate, you take short, quick breaths in the top part of your lungs.

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Your chest expands, but you aren't getting the full amount of air that you need to

remain calm. The quick overload of oxygen you receive from shallow breathing

makes your apprehension and panic even worse. It becomes a cycle that can be

hard to break without practice

The Most Beneficial Way To Breathe

Any time you can concentrate on breathing fully - all the way down to your abdomen

- you'll improve your relaxation response to stressful situations. If your chest is

rising with each breath, you're not expanding your lungs to full capacity. Your body

lacks the oxygen it needs to thrive under the pressure of the moment.

Place a hand just above your belly button and breathe. If you're breathing deeply, your

hand will rise and fall with each breath.

Practice breathing slowly by taking full, deep breaths. You might feel a bit strange at

first because you're not used to it. You may even feel a bit giddy, but that's normal.

It'll pass with practice.

You're getting plenty of air, even if you don't feel like you are. Your lungs can expand

without your upper chest rising. Only your upper belly needs to rise and fall. At first,

you probably won't breathe this way unless you're thinking about it because you're

so conditioned to breathe from your chest. Keep practicing often, and you'll soon be

breathing properly all the time.

How Breathing Affects Anxiety

Anxiety may be caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. It may simply be the

product of over-active nerves that react too strongly to stimuli. However, regardless

of what causes you to feel anxious, the most important thing is to alleviate it and

reduce the degree to which it affects your life. Anxiety doesn't have to stop you from

living the life you deserve.

By lowering your anxiety, you may be able to:

Change careers or get promoted

Speak in front of others without fear

Travel to places you've always wanted to see

Embark on a new relationship or business venture

Reduce your dependency on medication or therapy

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If you're contemplating reducing any medication or therapy you're currently using,

consult your physician before making any changes to your established regimen. But

you can still start deep breathing right away. There are no side effects, as this type

of breathing is natural and healthy. And it's something that everyone can learn and

benefit from.

If you struggle with worry, you

can

feel more relaxed and in control by simply

controlling your breathing. Begin practicing deep breathing strategies today and

experience peace in the midst of the storms of your life!

Wrapping up...

In this report, we've shown you:

1. How to Cope With Panic Attacks

2. 5 Strategies for Coping With Anxiety

3. Fighting Anxiety Without Medication: 10 Tips to Help You Feel Calm

4. Discovering Your Self-Worth Despite Challenging Circumstances

5. Four Tips to Avoid Depression During the Winter Months

6. Learning Deep Breathing Strategies to Control Anxiety

However, if you'd like a more specific solution, with advanced techniques for

eliminating anxiety, then you may be interested in this special news report below...

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SPECIAL REPORT:

Is It Possible To Stop Panic Attacks and Anxiety, Without

The Use Of Medication?

According to Rich Presta, The creator and owner of the popular website The Panic

Puzzle Program, the answer is yes!

"It’s been many years now, and I haven’t had a panic attack or even thought about

them all that much.

I don’t avoid things, I feel like I’m back in control of my life again, and I think that

I’m even BETTER than before I had a problem with anxiety. I honestly think it made

me a stronger, more understanding and caring person. In fact, if I could change the

past and take away my experiences with anxiety, I’m not sure I would. ” - Says

Rich

Why most people struggle according to Rich

There’s many reasons why you may have had that first attack.

Maybe you were under extreme pressure at work or home.

Maybe you were starting a new life event like college, moving, getting married, or

having children.

Maybe you have a genetic predisposition to have anxiety. Do other people in your

family have similar issues?

It could be ANY of these things, or even a few of them together.

How Rich conquered his panic and anxiety attacks with a unique approach

”I used to be just like you.

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My life was filled with constant anxiety, panic attacks, and I wondered if I’d ever be

‘normal’ again.

I was terrified the answer was no.

I missed out on life, let it pass me by, because I was just too afraid of my anxiety. I

avoided it at all costs.

I took medications, and they helped some, but as soon as I stopped them, the

anxiety came right back as intense as ever. It didn’t seem like a solution, just

another way to avoid it.

I saw therapists, sometimes for years. They were nice enough people and I’m sure

they meant well, but when it was all said and done, I did a lot of talking about my

childhood and nothing in my day to day life was any different.

The anxiety and panic was still there, and as vicious as ever.

They were looking for WHY I had anxiety, and I wanted to know HOW I could get rid

of it.

I read all the books I could on anxiety and panic, and I’ll be honest, I learned a lot

and some of it was helpful. But what I read helped me to cope with the anxiety. I

didn’t want to COPE. I wanted it OVER.

I wanted ME back.

Eventually, I started to understand what I’ve already shared with you. That although

I was learning a lot and had a lot of “logical ammunition”, it wasn’t changing my

emotional reaction and learned behavior to any significant degree. So I set out to

find the answers…

I was amazed at how fast I felt better once I started doing the right things to teach

my mind a new way. I didn’t have to suffer through panic, I could actually shut it off.

I didn’t have to learn to “cope”. I could eliminate it.

That was the only solution that made sense to me. I wouldn’t go to a dentist for a

way to “cope” with a toothache – fix the tooth!”

Was it worth it?

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”After sharing my story and knowledge with many others, I decided to work together

with Doctor of Clinical Psychology to develop a program others could follow to end

their anxiety too, just like I did.

Getting everything we knew into a comprehensive, easy to follow, step-by-step

system wasn’t easy, and it took a LONG time, but I’m proud to have done it and to

have the opportunity to help so many others who are struggling like I was conquer

their anxiety.

I’m proud to have developed what many consider most advanced and comprehensive

resource for overcoming your anxiety, fear, and panic attacks available anywhere. It’s

called The Panic Puzzle Program, and it can change your life.”

And Rich is not alone. There are many success stories that you can read on his

website, The Panic Puzzle Program that should, at the very least, inspire you to

give it a try too.

To learn more about Rich's solution, and his story, along with dozens of other stories

from people who have also tried this solution, visit: The Panic Puzzle Program.

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