Panic Attacks: Nature Out Of Context
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Jen Crippen
Jen says: "It is my commitment to you to provide suggestions for natural anxiety therapy that I have had personal success with. If it hasn’t worked for me, I will be honest with you. I am not a doctor, but a former sufferer just like you. My mission is to share with you the things that have helped me in hopes they lead you to the short road to living a serene life."She is author of the ebook Lets Get Physical: Anxiety Is Not All In Your Head
By Jen Crippen
Published on 07/4/2009
Panic attacks were once nature’s way of keeping a person alive in a very dangerous situation. The surge of adrenaline pumped through the body during an attack allowed early man to outrun deadly predators, or claw themselves out from an avalanche of heavy debris. Ancient man may have only experienced the gut wrenching terror of a panic attack once, if ever, in his lifetime.
Today, there are people who have experienced repeated panic attacks who are living half lives as a result.
Panic attacks were once nature’s way of keeping a person alive in a very dangerous situation. The surge of adrenaline pumped through the body during an attack allowed early man to outrun deadly predators, or claw themselves out from an avalanche of heavy debris. Ancient man may have only experienced the gut wrenching terror of a panic attack once, if ever, in his lifetime.
Today, there are people who have experienced repeated panic attacks who are living half lives as a result.