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Acid Reflux and the Type A Personality

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We all have the ability to heal ourselves of acid reflux. It is a
paradox that the medical industry would like to limit our ability
to do so. There are many natural ways to cure the acid reflux
condition without the use of drugs or surgery. We can be our own
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Acid Reflux and the Type A Personality
Copyright (c) 2009 Wind Publishing, All Rights Reserved
Written by: Charles Stewart Richey
Reflux Gone Forever
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Stress is one of the most common contributors to acid reflux. Of
all the personality types, the type A personality is the most
plagued by stress.

Contrary to common opinion these people are not always men. Many
women have this type of personality, as well. They are extremely
competitive, work obsessed, impatient, picky and even sometimes
hostile. They simply do not know how to relax. They are often so
time oriented and in such a rush that punctuality becomes an
obsession. I have known both men and women of this type who threw
fits when someone was a few minutes late for an appointment.

Often because of the pressure at work to produce, stress levels
run very high. Failure of any kind which threatens the goals,
self image or ego of this type personality can cause certain
hormones like adrenalin and cortisol to be released. This causes
the heart rate to speed up, breathing to become rapid and the
digestive system to come to a screeching halt.

The constant stress experienced by these personality types often
leads to medical problems such as heart disease, hypertension
and, yes, acid reflux. When stress causes hormone levels to rise,
this is called the "fight or flight" response. The digestion of
food requires a tremendous amount of energy. In order for the
body to deal with perceived emergencies, it conserves this energy
by shutting down the digestive system. The stomach is made to
operate on less oxygen, which leads to poor digestion and a build
up of excess acid. This, of course, causes acid reflux.

The type A person often smokes and drinks too much coffee and
alcohol in order to find relief from stress and worry. They often
eat comfort food and fast food that contain a tremendous amount
of fat which exacerbates indigestion.

Since it is difficult to change a personality type, one has to
learn how to deal with stress so that it can cause less physical
harm. Learning to relax is essential to this effort.

Whether you are an A type personality who suffers from chronic
acid reflux caused by stress, or you are just someone who
experiences occasional acid reflux brought on by bouts of stress,
consider the following:

 * Exercise your way to peace of mind. Everyone knows that
exercise is essential for good health. Besides the physical
benefits it is also an important way to relieve stress. Who has
time to think about problems when you're about to win a tennis
match! The endorphins produced in your brain while exercising
create an opiate-like "good feeling" sensation that can take
you far away from the cares of the day. It is important to find a
way to make exercise fun, whether it be jogging with your dog or
playing ball with your friends.

 * Take the pressure off yourself - Lining up too many goals to
be accomplished in too short a period of time can be very
stressful. Do one thing at a time. Learn to relax and learn to
say no when others become too demanding. Set your priorities
straight and make lists that you can stick to. Go easy on
yourself.

 * Take your mind off of you - "Loosing your mind" is not the
worst thing you can do. Meditation, Tai Chi, Hatha Yoga, Chi Gong
and self-hypnotism are all great ways to relieve stress. Focusing
on a demanding activity will take your mind off what is causing
the stress. Not thinking about yourself can be very beneficial.
These arts can also be applied to enhance life with positive
improvement.

 * "Let it be" - You cannot control everything in life. There
will always be planes that are late arrivals or departures. The
weather may not cooperate with that family picnic that you
planned. Your mother-in-law may show up when least expected and
there will always be taxes to pay. It is important to learn to
roll with the punches. You can always find something good in an
otherwise bad situation, but most importantly don't let it
stress you out.

 * Maintain an optimistic attitude - Never underestimate the
power of positive thinking. Focus on the good things - not the
bad things. Be excited about the future and believe that only
good is in store for you. Better than projecting the future,
concentrate on the present and demonstrate gratitude in the
moment. Being optimistic not only affects others in a positive
way, it gives you the balance that you need to be stress free.

 * Have a good laugh! - Laughter is the great healer. A good
laugh can relieve more stress than anything else. Watch a funny
movie, go to a comedy club or go see Hunter Blue perform at
Mimi's piano bar in New York City. Try to associate with people
who make you laugh, or at least don't make you frown. Maintain a
good sense of humor at all times. Stress cannot exist where there
is laughter.

 * Love a dog or a cat - Pet animals are a sure cure for stress.
Their pure unaffected love and funny antics can blow that stress
away. If you can't muster the obligation of responsibility for a
pet, borrow someone else's pet or volunteer to be a care taker
when they are out of town. Pets have a tranquilizing affect on us
and their power to diminish stress should not be overlooked.

 * Talk to a friend - It's very therapeutic when a trusted
friend gives advice and thoughtful support. We all need objective
guidance at times. Sympathy from friends and relatives has a
calming affect and can reduce stress. It's almost as if you are
not bearing your problems alone anymore and that kind of
encouragement is invaluable.

 * Get a massage - There is nothing quite as stress relieving as
a good massage. I find that going for acupuncture is very
relaxing as well. If you can't manage a massage, indulge in a
long hot bath, whirlpool or steam shower.

The A type personality is naturally prone to stress and,
therefore, acid reflux. Thankfully the reduction of stress is not
rocket science and is quite easily accomplished. By reducing the
stress in our lives, we can minimize the effect of the acid
reflux condition. Of course there are other factors involved with
acid reflux, but stress is certainly one of the big ones. For the
A type personality, this should be dealt with in a serious
manner. Relax!

For free recipes, articles and information about acid reflux,
please visit: http://www.refluxgoneforever.com 




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Charles Stewart Richey is a self-educated expert on how to cure 
acid reflux disease by natural means. He has written an extensive
report entitled, REFLUX GONE FOREVER, Natural Acid Reflux 
Remedies.

For free recipes, articles and information about acid reflux,
please visit: http://www.refluxgoneforever.com 


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