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Exercise 'Can Prevent a Panic Attack', Results Show

11-08-2010 12:08 PM CET | Health & Medicine

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People who exercise regularly are less likely to get panic attacks, workout benefits show. Most people feel more relaxed after a workout – and for some it reduces worry, stress and gives a sense of well-being. We know that exercise strengthens the immune system and keeps obesity related diseases at bay. However does that apply to people who experience panic attacks?

Exercise makes us feel better and now here's more evidence that it is good for us. Panic Attacks and anxiety are not mental problems but behavioral problems that can arise at anytime. Sleeping, driving, eating and carrying on basic daily tasks can become disruptive, and if not properly treated can develop into long term issues. Exercise may help panic attack sufferers by releasing endorphins which is a chemical in the brain that promotes a state of ecstasy or pleasure. As a result endorphins give off an anxiety-reducing, calming effect that may protect against panic attacks. The effects are short lived however continuous exercising can help prevent future panic and anxiety attacks.
Panic Away Solutions program “Is designed to accomplish two specific goals; to stop panic attacks and eliminate general anxiety” says Barry McDonagh, Creator of Panic Away Solutions Program. Mr. McDonagh further explains that Panic-Away has invented a way (technique) to deal with those kinds of panic attacks most effectively. So, what makes Panic Away so special? The book has already become a solution for more than 54,000 people. Applying the techniques is easy for any stage of panic attacks.
Unfortunately there have been no recent studies that indicate exercising WILL eliminate panic attacks, however the benefits of exercising regularly will reduce the frequency of panic attacks. The Panic Away Program provides an affordable method for anyone suffering from anxiety to seek help and has the most testimonials of any panic and anxiety website online. It also provides the basis for addressing panic attacks, anxiety, plus how to take action and claim your life back! For additional information on the Panic Away Program please visit http://www.PanicAttacksKill.com

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