Stress Reduction: Ultradian Rhythms of Rest & Recovery for Modern Man

• ultradian rhythms are innate rest and recovery cycles occuring in the human body every 90 to 120 minutes

• heeding the call to rest during these regular intervals promotes physical health and mental relaxation, while increasing short and long range productivity, as well as host of other benefits 

• overriding these natural rhythms causes physical, mental and emotional stress which appears in the body as lowered performance, disturbed sleep cycles, eratic mood swings, short temperedness, to name a few

• in addition, sources of stress related to experiences of "subordination" are reviewed, and one's mental attitude is reviewed for its participation in the relief of this real world condition

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