by Dr. Acquilla FayeMaking a personal connection with yourself is about more than knowing who you are and what you want. It is about being able to recognize signs from your body that help you to live a healthier life. Connecting with yourself allows you to find interest in being with you to do things that are of interest to you. It means that you are never alone because you enjoy your own company. Can you imagine only being with you, not to do work or catch-up on anything; just being with you?
How often have you heard the words, “self-care”? It seems to be a trend that many are starting to follow, though in reality, it is more of a lifestyle. A lifestyle that increases mental agility. By making self-care a normal part of each day you are able to regulate your moods to have a balanced level of serotonin in your body. Serotonin is a chemical that is found in both the brain and intestines. You can remember this by thinking about how your mood influences your appetite. For example, have you noticed that when most people are feeling sad or depressed they typically want chocolate, ice cream or something sweet? Sugar cravings are a sign of having low serotonin. Serotonin is an important mood chemical that the body naturally produces. You want to be sure not to have low levels because it can lead to depression and anxiety. At the same time, too much serotonin can produce similar mood fluctuations and lead to physical symptoms such as shakes, shivers, and sweating. Here are three tips that will help you with increasing serotonin, to be happier while connecting with you in new ways.
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