episode 13: stress and its impact on your health
Hina's Emo PodcastMay 27, 202400:12:12

episode 13: stress and its impact on your health

Tune in to Episode 13 of "Hina's Emo Podcast" as Hina Ambareen explores the topic of stress. Understand the various causes of stress and its impact on your mental and physical health. Learn effective techniques to manage and reduce stress, fostering a more balanced and peaceful life. Follow us on Instagram for more insights: Click Here to Conquer Stress.

Tune in to Episode 13 of "Hina's Emo Podcast" as Hina Ambareen explores the topic of stress. Understand the various causes of stress and its impact on your mental and physical health. Learn effective techniques to manage and reduce stress, fostering a more balanced and peaceful life. Follow us on Instagram for more insights: Click Here to Conquer Stress.

[00:00:01] A warm welcome to all my lovely people who are hearing to Hina's Emo wisdom podcast.

[00:00:06] Well, this is Hina Amarine Khan, certified wellness coach, certified life coach, speaker,

[00:00:10] author, former soil scientist from Indian Institute of Science.

[00:00:14] Well, the topics that I bring up in this Emo podcast is based on the emotional wisdom

[00:00:21] and my mission and purpose has always been to empower every single individual existing on this earth.

[00:00:29] Well, my dear lovely people, the topics that I bring is either through the experiences

[00:00:35] or that resonates with day to day life of the people.

[00:00:39] And today's topic is very much that exists in everyone's life that's about stress.

[00:00:45] Okay, we all feel that, oh, I'm stressed, I'm stressed, I'm stressed.

[00:00:51] Do you think that you can keep stress away and you can live with it?

[00:00:55] But you can still live with stress. But how? By dealing with stress.

[00:01:01] Well, I'm going to give you certain highlights that you can implement it in your life

[00:01:06] and you can see how you can have the approach towards the stress that you are living in life.

[00:01:14] Well, stress is a physical and emotional signal that indicates that we care about something

[00:01:20] and perceive it to be at risk. This feeling isn't inherently good or bad.

[00:01:26] Okay, stress actually focuses our attention, my dear friends, on what we believe

[00:01:32] when it is jeopardized and motivates us to take action.

[00:01:38] When we experience stress, okay, what happens is a heart rate increases.

[00:01:44] You would have felt that. Our breathing becomes rapid. Yes.

[00:01:47] And our neuro hormones, like the adrenaline, oxytocin, they are released.

[00:01:53] This can provide the energy that is needed to complete the task and foster to care for what we want.

[00:02:01] Stress can be beneficial, my dear friends, if we learn to leverage it effectively.

[00:02:09] Let me tell you again, it is beneficial if we learn to leverage it effectively.

[00:02:15] And the first step is to just change how you think about the stress response.

[00:02:22] The same stress, if it is given to different human beings, they respond in a different way. Why?

[00:02:27] Because their wisdom is different. It's very important to recognize that all the emotions, they convey information.

[00:02:35] Stress in particular can concentrate our attention and boost our energy.

[00:02:41] However, we have a choice in how we interpret this.

[00:02:47] A decision that significantly which alters the stress impacts on us.

[00:02:55] Remember this. People experience stress, yes, either as a challenge or a threat.

[00:03:01] We do experience it in this way. When we perceive that we have sufficient resources to handle any situation,

[00:03:08] we experience it as a challenge.

[00:03:12] We just experience that something is a challenge. Oh, this has come as a challenge.

[00:03:17] And I always tell my students instead of calling it as a problem, problem, problem, that seems to look like a problem,

[00:03:24] say it as a challenge or some challenge is given to me. So I have to do that.

[00:03:29] When you feel it, it's a challenge and you have to overcome it and you're going to do it,

[00:03:34] then your mind turns into those actions and those actions you will see as the result.

[00:03:41] Conversely, when the situation seems to exceed, we feel threatened.

[00:03:49] For instance, when it is going to be a challenge, it's like increased blood flow that's happening inside our body,

[00:03:58] increased cardiac beats that's happening inside our body,

[00:04:02] emotions that motivate approaching the opportunities.

[00:04:07] There are different kinds of emotions that are happening and there's a higher performance.

[00:04:11] It can be the effectiveness or the accuracy when there is a challenge.

[00:04:15] But when it is a threat, when there is a threat, there's a decreased blood flow.

[00:04:21] There are emotions that are avoiding those dangers and it actually lowers the performance.

[00:04:30] When you view stress as a challenge, it will energize us.

[00:04:34] That's what I'm trying to say. Instead of considering any problem as a problem

[00:04:38] because those problems cause a lot of stress inside our body, inside our being.

[00:04:42] So when you consider it as a challenge, take it as an opportunity.

[00:04:45] Just consider it as an opportunity and you feel more energized

[00:04:49] because it's a challenge that is given to you and you have to do that.

[00:04:52] So you feel more energized. Yes, I have to do that.

[00:04:54] And if you feel you're feeling overwhelmed all the time,

[00:04:57] then you can take a break and not break your head to that level

[00:05:00] where you feel the extreme kind of stress.

[00:05:03] It helps you to enhance efficiency in your productivity.

[00:05:07] On the other hand, if you perceive it as a threat,

[00:05:12] it will inhibit your work in different ways.

[00:05:17] Often the difference lies in our perception of the situation.

[00:05:24] Everything, the secret lies in the perception.

[00:05:28] How you perceive only brings everything.

[00:05:31] What you have seen may not be so much stressful,

[00:05:34] but you see it in a way of distressing

[00:05:37] and that accumulates inside your body, inside your mind as a buzzer,

[00:05:44] a stress buzzer, and that you feel inside your feelings, your emotions, your body.

[00:05:51] And that is going to result in chaos.

[00:05:56] Research indicates that changing our mindset will alter our emotional response.

[00:06:04] Changing mindset.

[00:06:06] For instance, as I spoke about these hormones, oxytocin,

[00:06:11] which is released by our pituitary gland as part of the stress response,

[00:06:16] it will help and encourage us to connect with others.

[00:06:20] This can reduce the blood pressure and the cortisol level.

[00:06:27] It will like helping us in anti-stress benefit.

[00:06:31] When we alter our mindset about stress

[00:06:37] and engage in some of the activities that are going to help us in our health benefits,

[00:06:44] to make the most out of stress,

[00:06:47] just consider these kinds of interpretations which I am going to say.

[00:06:50] Just listen to this very, very carefully.

[00:06:53] If your heart is pounding, you are stressed and your heart is pounding,

[00:06:56] so what do you say?

[00:06:59] Oh, my body is preparing for an action.

[00:07:02] You have to say this to yourself.

[00:07:05] What you say matters a lot.

[00:07:07] What you perceive matters a lot.

[00:07:10] You perceive and you say.

[00:07:12] What you perceive and what you say has the option either

[00:07:17] to make that stress more complicated or to simplify that stress.

[00:07:23] If you are faster breathing, then what do you say?

[00:07:29] You are getting more oxygen to your brain.

[00:07:33] This is the way you can say it.

[00:07:35] Your blood is surging.

[00:07:37] You feel that, oh, my bb is shooting up.

[00:07:40] You can say my blood vessels are dilating to increase the blood flow.

[00:07:45] There are different ways you can convey the message to your own self

[00:07:52] to combat, to deal with stress, whatever the situation may be.

[00:07:59] Even if you feel that, oh, my God, the matter has come over my head

[00:08:06] and I'm just sinking inside that because you have conveyed this message

[00:08:13] with your perception, with the experiences, with the circumstances,

[00:08:19] with the situations.

[00:08:21] You will find yourself just bogged down by the stress.

[00:08:28] It's all in you.

[00:08:32] When you shift this perspective, your body's stress response,

[00:08:37] it will resemble the condition of people who are experiencing joy and courage.

[00:08:42] This is my own experience of life.

[00:08:46] Stress is unavoidable.

[00:08:50] Bear it in mind.

[00:08:52] But let's use this to our advantage, my dear friends.

[00:08:56] When it is like, you know, when you approach a doctor,

[00:08:59] the doctor says, oh, it's all because of the stress.

[00:09:02] Why are you taking so much of stress?

[00:09:04] And even you feel, oh, doctor, so much of stress I'm going through.

[00:09:08] For which reason am I having this, this, this, this, this, this?

[00:09:13] When you go through all this, my dear friends,

[00:09:15] it's my personal experience, I'm telling you.

[00:09:17] You can change what you convey to yourself, the language,

[00:09:21] what you speak, what you've been talking to yourself.

[00:09:25] The only problem that we people have is we are most attuned

[00:09:30] in a custom to talking something that deliberately or unintentionally

[00:09:37] makes us get aligned with the negative feeling,

[00:09:41] negative emotion, negative thought, kiosk, mess.

[00:09:45] But when it has come to alignment, peace, calm,

[00:09:50] perception of what we are just experiencing,

[00:09:57] you know, when we change that in a positive way,

[00:10:04] that is the biggest dose or the medication

[00:10:08] that you are giving to your own self.

[00:10:14] Because our body is not designed for chemicals or these medicines.

[00:10:22] Okay, our body is made for healthy food, healthy stuff.

[00:10:30] Yes, if you treat yourself really well,

[00:10:34] if you love yourself really well,

[00:10:36] then these kind of challenges that come your way,

[00:10:40] you can overcome them because you believe in yourself.

[00:10:46] Your perception will automatically change,

[00:10:48] your mindset will change,

[00:10:50] and you will approach that serious challenge in the most amicable way

[00:10:56] and you get the commendable results of your life.

[00:11:00] Do not worry about the stress that you're going through.

[00:11:03] Just change the perception by telling yourself.

[00:11:06] What you tell yourself will bring the same results

[00:11:10] in front of you, my dear friends.

[00:11:12] Well, thank you so much, my lovely people.

[00:11:15] I wish you all a most beautiful and blessed life ever and ever.

[00:11:20] Thank you so much for listening to Hina's Emo Podcast.

[00:11:24] I would love to know and read your beautiful feedbacks,

[00:11:29] which I have been getting personally.

[00:11:31] And I'm so, so, so blessed for all the love

[00:11:34] and all the prayers that you guys have been sending to me.

[00:11:38] And I'm so, so blessed to have such vast family,

[00:11:41] I can say across the world people connecting with me.

[00:11:44] Beautiful, willing. Thank you so much.

[00:11:46] Stay tuned and listen to Hina's Emo Podcast

[00:11:49] so that this empowers you, this uplifts you,

[00:11:53] this helps you, this guides you in every walk of your life

[00:11:57] because you are simply the best.

[00:12:00] Love you so much and thank you for hearing once again.

[00:12:04] And stay tuned.

[00:12:05] Till then, see you.

[00:12:07] Take care. Ta-ta and bye-bye.