Cure For Panic Attacks: Forget Medication, This Is How You Do It
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Interesting statistics
by GregNejedly


Interesting statistics

In any year, almost 2.4 million US citizens suffer from a panic disorder. Panic disorder is one of the most common anxiety disorders around. Twice as many women suffer from a panic disorder compared to men. But is there a cure for panic attacks?

There however does appear to be some confusion as to what a panic attack really is, after all if you've never experienced one before, then how do you know what a panic attack feels like? How do you know if you're having a panic attack?

Here are some common symptoms:

1) Tingling feelings in your hands or feet

2) Fast and rapid heart beat

3) An increase in your breathing rate

4) Pain(s) in the chest

5) Dizziness

6) Feeling as if you're choking

7) Imagining you are dying

8) Hot and cold flushes

9) Sweating

People, more often than not, report noticing heart palpitations. The second most reported symptom is a fear of losing control. You may very well notice many other symptoms but these are the most commonly reported.

Learn how to stop panic attacks in their first stage

You can use this simple technique to stop your panic from progressing any further and the way you do this, is simply by slowing down your breathing rate. You are effectively subduing one of the most prominent symptoms. You see, you can't be breathing slowly and panicking at the same time.

The best way to do this is to breathe in through your nose very slowly pausing only momentarily before breathing out again. You can make sure that you're breathing through your abdomen rather than your chest, by placing your hands on your stomach. Slowing down your breathing means you will get rid of any dizziness you are experiencing.

Regain control over your life and destroy panic now

DISCLAIMER: This article is provided as information only and is not to be taken as financial advice.