How to Keep your Mental Health Strong

The brain is the driver of our whole body, every function that our body performs is the outcome of the nerves that carry the information from the brain to every part of the body. Even enzymes and hormones work on the command of the reflexes given by the brain.

Mental health is the most neglected aspect of our whole-body system, even though we are conscious about our health.

Tensions are synonymous with the present-day lifestyle. Children are tensed about getting good grades, parents are tensed about the future of their children. People in jobs are tensed about their performance and promotion. Businessmen are tensed about their business and so are those working in the corporate. The uncertain conditions because of COVID-19 have worsened the tensions manifold as uncertainty grips, everyone.

Hence, we all are in a pool of tension and becoming the victim of all the brain-related problems like mental confusion, irritation, anger, memory loss, personality changes, nausea, vomiting, headache, vision problems, numbness in arms and legs.

In the later stages when the problem persists it may lead to problems like Alzheimer’s, Dementia, brain cancer, epilepsy, Parkinson’s, and insomnia. When we are tense our body produces a stress hormone called cortisol which disbalances the functioning of the brain.

There are six pillars of brain health:

  1. Physical Health
  2. Nutrition
  3. Medication
  4. Sleep
  5. Mental Stress
  6. Social Network
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Physical Health

Any ailment in the body is a cause of worry and that creates tension.

Nutrition

Proper nutrition and a balanced diet play a major role in the well-being of the brain.

Medication

Usage of various kinds of medicines meant for body ailments contributes to mental illness.

Sleep

Imbalanced sleep (lack or too much) due to any reason will surely cause illnesses related to the mind and the body.

Mental Stress

Any kind of mental stress and worry paralyzes the functioning of the brain and the reflexes of the brain become slow.

We can check the hormone level by getting a related blood test which will show the abnormal level of hormones

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Social Network

A rich social network provides a source of support, reduces stress, combats depression, and enhances intellectual stimulation, and people who engage in a positive social setup experience the slowest rate of memory decline.

By undergoing a routine blood check for hormones we can get to know the imbalance of hormones in the body. One can go for a biopsy to look for abnormal cells. The best remedy is early detection of disease before it gets chronic and gets the needed treatment. Always engage in a mental activity like reading, writing, and learning a new skill so that our brain cells always remain active.

Prevention and precaution are any days better than cure hence here are a list of few things one should do:

  1. Avoid alcohol, drugs and caffeine
  2. Eat a balanced diet
  3. Proper sleep at night
  4. Practice yoga or meditation to ward off anxiety issues
  5. Confide your problems to your friends rather than keeping it bolted

For all kinds of brain-related issues, I recommend an organic product Brain Fuel from OK Life Care Ltd for all kinds of brain-related issues. It has the following ingredients like Astraxanthin, Ginko Biloba, Ashwagandha, B1, B6, D3, Vitamin C, DHA, Ginseng, Thiamin, and Tryptophan.

They increase the level of serotonin and dopamine otherwise known as happiness hormones. Certain mental health issues are caused by excessive use of cell phones. The immoderate use of cell phones influences the nervous system and causes headaches, decreased attention, increased agitation, sleep disorders, and depression. Such diseases are mostly on the rise in the younger generation.

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Researches have proved that positive thoughts have a great impact on mental health and its recovery. There is a great bond between spirituality and mental health. Emotions like hope, contentment, love, and forgiveness may serve the individuals by affecting the neural pathways that connect the endocrine (hormone) and immune system.   I would suggest you take complete control of your mental health and do not leave any factor unattended to keep yourself fit regardless of the situation. Be happy and surround yourself with positive people.

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