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Christmas is a special time that most of us look forward to. We associate them primarily with a family atmosphere and delicious, home-made food that is hard to resist. Just thinking about Christmas makes us hungry, and images of fish dishes or Christmas Eve dumplings, often made by ourselves, appear in our heads. It is also the time to bake gingerbread, fruitcakes and tasty poppy seed cakes. These and many other Christmas scents make you smile and put you in a good mood. Another inseparable element of Christmas is the Christmas tree, smelling of forest and resin, and decorating it, especially with self-made decorations, unites the family and makes us enter this magical time with pleasure. An illuminated Christmas tree with gifts at its base, a red star of Bethlehem on the table and traditional dishes prepared with warmth and care encourage joyful feasting and tasting Christmas Eve specialties.
Most of us love this pre-Christmas atmosphere, but we must remember that Christmas also has another face. Before we sit down at the table, we have to do a lot of preparations, shopping frenzy, thorough cleaning and long hours in the kitchen. Additionally, during the holidays we are exposed to overeating and stomach overload when we try to resist all the delicacies that have been prepared especially for this occasion.
How to cope with Christmas preparations without stress and tension?
- Don’t let all the responsibilities fall on you!
Plan everything well in advance. Write down your action plan on a piece of paper and agree with your household members precisely what they should do and when. Don’t shoulder all the Christmas logistics yourself! This will make it easier for you and your family will gradually get into the Christmas spirit. Together, you will achieve everything on time, and you will avoid the feeling of overwork, fatigue and exhaustion caused by too many responsibilities. - In the pre-Christmas period of stress and increased effort, it is worth using natural methods, such as a kit Stress Managementwhich includes, among others: B vitamins, vitamin c, magnesium and choline, i.e. ingredients that will soothe your nerves and have a positive effect on the body’s energy balance.
- It is recommended to calm down internal tension and calm nerves Rhodiolin, which contains Rhodiola rosea – known and used in folk medicine for centuries. The versatile effects of this plant support the functioning of the nervous system, the ability to concentrate and psychophysical performance. It has been enriched with zinc to take even better care of not only your mental fitness, but also your immunity and beautiful nails.
4. The Christmas menu can be burdensome for the digestive system, so supplement your diet with: Liver Aidwhich includes, among others: choline, supporting the proper functioning of the liver and maintaining proper metabolism of fats and homocysteine, essential amino acids, e.g. l-arginine, contributing to the elimination of harmful ammonia, and silymarin extract (Milk Thistle), having a beneficial effect on liver function, supporting digestion and cleansing the body. Also make sure you have the appropriate level of lecithin, e.g. Triple-Potency Lecithin – a component of cell membranes and some proteins responsible for the transport of fats.
5. A few days of celebration may lead to a loss of strength and motivation. To prevent such a situation, it is worth using the power of coenzyme q10 (e.g. Super CoQ10 Plus).
6. Using appropriate programs on the device may also bring relief BioHarmonexwhich, by emitting a pulsed magnetic field of very low intensity, supports the body exposed to stress and helps to relax.
Let us remember that Christmas is a wonderful time that we should spend in harmony with ourselves and our family, without unnecessary tension and stress.
