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De-clutter to Prevent Adrenal Fatigue!

November 26, 2009 by Pamela Adams  
Filed under Health

When it comes to buying stuff on the market, we couldn’t prevent ourselves from purchasing things that aren’t really necessary for us. The first sign that there is a sale, we immediately rush to that store and grab the first shiny thing that we see.

That’s why we end up packing and storing useless junk and end up short of our budget; the worst of it is we tend to keep these things because of the cost or what we call as sentimental value of the thing that we have purchased. These adds up to the stress that we are experiencing everyday. So the solution? You have to throw things out or sell them.

This will be a serious stress reliever (and good for your adrenal fatigue nutrition) because you got rid of something which will eventually get in the way of whatever it is that you’re chasing. Also, it teaches you how to let go easily. So when stressful things happen to you, you won’t dwell in its misery anymore because you have learned how to let go.

Know the poem “One Art” by Elizabeth Bishop? Here are a few very meaningful lines: “The art of losing is not hard to master, so many things seem to be filled with intent of loss that their loss is no disaster. Lose something everyday. Accept the fluster of lost door keys, the hour badly spent. The art of losing is not hard to master. Then practice losing farther, losing faster.”

It basically encourages you to learn how to let go easily and live minimally. Remember, less is more. Well, for stress avoidance, you should, but be sure you don’t throw away those adrenal fatigue supplements!

Pamela Adams is a stress consultant who specializes in adrenal fatigue. She helps those that are overwhelmed with stress related to work, school, or family to manage and beat the negative affects of stress by proper nutrition, exercise, and adrenal fatigue supplements.

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