Most anxiety symptoms, like rapid heart rate, work to help us escape whatever danger triggered our anxious feelings. But what good is nausea when you're afraid?
An anxiety spike will derail whatever you had planned. If those plans involved a hot night with a special someone, it might not be so easy to get back on track
Everyone feels anxious from time to time. It's a natural part of human nature. But some people can't seem to shake the feeling that something is wrong.
For those who have seasonal affective disorder (SAD), light therapy could possibly help combat seasonal depression. This is why light therapy is so beneficial.
Feeling anxious can make it hard to enjoy life, and it's not easy to just "fix" being overtaken by a racing reel of negative thoughts by keeping a gratitude journal, or taking deep, cleansing breaths, or whatever else it is your non-anxious friends say helps them deal with their worries.