What I Would DO For Anxiety & Panic Attacks

Written by admin on April 10th, 2010

2 What I would DO For Anxiety & Panic AttacksIn this video I talk about which herbs, supplments, and exercises I would do if i were dealing with stress, anxiety, and/or panic attacks.

Gynostemma & Holy Basil – http://tinyurl.com/miraclegrass

Reishi – http://hyperionherbs.com/

Fish Oil – Vitacost.com

Duration : 0:7:19


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13 Comments so far ↓

  1. herbgardner00 says:

    exercise is crucial …
    exercise is crucial to pretty much everything…if energy doesnt move it tends to stagnate.

  2. tiatdivad says:

    yeah exercise, …
    yeah exercise,definetely,helps me in many ways:)

  3. tiatdivad says:

    The good ol …
    The good ol universal question-WHY??
    :)

  4. tiatdivad says:

    I like how Brandon …
    I like how Brandon replies to the youtube comments almost always.:)

  5. xoxoemily734 says:

    @herbgardner00 it …
    @herbgardner00 it did help thank you : )

  6. tammyfana says:

    thank you very much …
    thank you very much. it means a lot you posted this the same week my mother and boyfriend both woke up with panic attacks in the middle of the night. hopefully they will take the advice :)

  7. herbgardner00 says:

    i think that both …
    i think that both of those things are incorrect.

    the adaptogens would be balancing for both men and women.

    the recommendations i gave were based on working with a few different women to overcome their anxiety. they all have had great results so far.

    hope that helps :)

  8. xoxoemily734 says:

    What herbs would …
    What herbs would you recommend for women with anxiety? Because from what i’ve heard its different because certain herbs that calm nerves for men will mess up womens hormones. Unless i heard wrong? I also heard that adaptagens mess up estrogen levels in women. But i’m very new to this :)

  9. DeepestSleep says:

    Not so certain that …
    Not so certain that it’s a specific ‘kind’, however I was influenced to meditate by a Buddhist Monk named Thich Nhat Hanh, very inspiring. He teaches you to focus on your breath, with ‘mantras’, if you will, such as “breathing in, I am aware of my body, breathing out, I release tension in my body”. Another technique called “mindfull meditation” or “walking meditation”, where you feel every step, connecting and appreciating all around you.

  10. herbgardner00 says:

    what kind of …
    what kind of meditation have you been practicing?

  11. DeepestSleep says:

    Very informative, …
    Very informative, once again! I’m going to take a look into this Reishi, thanks for the link. I found that other people’s concern for my ‘condition’ also made it worse, being supceptable to opinions, I guess. I actually had a black out a few months back, I had dropped alot of weight too, but have since been trying to meditate and reconnect with myself.

  12. herbgardner00 says:

    thank :)
    thank :)

  13. jenslife1 says:

    very nice!Like it!
    very nice!Like it!

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