“DeStress Yourself With Water Oxygen And Sunlight!”
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Oxygen, water and sunlight are the most basic life giving elements on this earth.
Without them we have no existence here,
but our current lifestyles being so hectic, we seem to take it
all for granted and not much thought goes into the fact that we
need these elements daily to survive properly.
Our bodies are 70% water and we extract water from what we eat
and drink.
No doubt you've heard that you should drink eight glasses of water per day.
This is true although some people may need even more than that.
Water is what hydrates you.
Drinks like coffee, sodas and alcohol will dehydrate you.
Not to say
that you should never drink them, but if you do, then drink
extra water to make up for it.
How do you know if you are dehydrated? Here are some tips:
1) If you push your finger down on your skin and it does not
pop back up immediately but feels a bit mushy and comes back
slower, then you are dehydrated.
2) If your urine is dark yellow and has an odor, then you are
dehydrated. Urine should be fairly clear and odor free. Note:
there are foods such as asparagus or b-vitamins that will give
your urine a dark color but that is natural and nothing to
worry about.
3) If you are fatigued, your skin is flushed or your lips or
mouth is dry then you may be dehydrated.
Sunlight is another element that we need to survive. We get
lots of warnings that we need to protect ourselves from the sun
and to use sunscreen and stay indoors as much as possible. There
is some merit to that, but we get vitamin D directly from the
sun and you only need about 15 to 20 minutes to get that.
Plus
if you are like me, a few days of non-stop rain can be very
depressing. As soon as the sun comes up, my spirits rise
dramatically. Enjoying the sunshine can give you that boost,
lift your spirits and make you feel better. Relaxing in the
sun, a great way to de-stress.
Oxygen! Getting enough is vital, but alas, we have become
shallow breathers and many more of us than you realize don't
get enough oxygen. How, you say?
Well, just look at the couch potato watching TV all day, or
people that have machines that do most of the work for us. How
often have you seen lawn maintenance personnel sitting on a
lawn mower cutting the grass? We used to get out and push. It
was a huff and puff job but you certainly would be breathing
hard afterwards.
Kids used to walk to school, now they take buses or get driven
to school. How many of us sit in an office all day working at
our computers. Then we go out for a sit down lunch, work some
more and get home and relax in front of the TV for the rest of
the night trying to unwind from the mental stress of the day.
Sleep and do the same routine the next day and the next day and
so on. When Do We Really Move Our Bodies?
There are a certain percentage of people that will go to the
gym regularly or do cardio workouts and then you have people
who dance etc. For those of you already doing that, my hats off
to you.
We need oxygen for all the cells in our bodies to be healthy.
The best way to do that is to move our bodies around and breath
deeply. Most exercise classes will get you there. It does not
matter if you do weights, yoga, running or walking. Get
yourself moving and breathing.
You can also do breathing exercises while sitting or lying
down. Get yourself comfortable and slowly breath in through
your nose and then slowly release from your mouth. Do this
several times. Take a break for a few minutes and do it again
several more times. I did this while I was on an airplane and
was amazed at how much better I felt. I've done this ever
since. It works great!
In short, drink water, breath deeply and get some sun (in
moderation)! You'll feel better!
If you can't seem to get yourself motivated to do this then try
putting up some motivational posters to get you going. Put them
in places where you will see them often to remind you. It works
for me!
About The Author: Willie Jones is a freelance writer,
researcher, and artist. We all need a little push sometimes to
get things done which is why Willie in addition to researching
and writing promotes Motivational Posters at
http://www.artinspires.com. Don't forget to enroll in the
motivational poster drawing. All winner receive a free framed
print
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