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What The Mental Health System Doesn't Want You To Know

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If you're looking for a proven way through your health anxiety condition visit https://theanxietyguy.com/my-program/ today. Description: Enjoy this video on my opinions and experiences with today's mental health system These are my personal experiences, and opinions, and I hope to shed a little personal light on the issue. Generalized Anxiety Disorder: GAD affects roughly 7 million Americans and is characterized by excessive, uncontrollable and quite often irrational worry about normal everyday situations which is quiet disproportionate to the actual source of worry. GAD sufferers often anticipate disaster and are extremely concerned over everyday matters such as money, family problems, work issues and health issues. GAD appears to be more common in women then men and it may be difficult to pinpoint when and how the sufferer began suffering from GAD. The anxiety and over worry habit is usually present more days then not for at least 6 months, and there is a clear association between your anxiety and at least three of the physical symptoms on this list: sweating profusely, shortness of breath, sharp pains in chest or chest discomfort, palpitations of the heart (too hard and or too fast), trembling or shaking, nausea, dizziness and lightheadedness, hot flashes, consistently startled easily, sleeping problems, lump in throat, frequent urination, headaches, and trouble concentrating. On the surface many people with GAD appear fine and seem to be going about their day normally without much problem, they seem relaxed and calm and as it was in my case can be viewed as possibly being the last person on earth to have an anxiety problem, but again the constant turmoil is continuous in their internal life. GAD can linger on for years and if untreated, can truly affect every aspect of a persons life. This video is my pwn personal experiences and opinions on today's mental health system. Disclaimer: You may agree, and you may not with the opinions in this video. As a CBT practitioner I am passionate about helping people to move on with their lives through fear and anxiety. Due to this, I believe you will enjoy these opinions and be able to relate through your own mental health experiences. Enjoy. Important Community Links: The Anxiety Guy Podcast: http://www.theanxietyguy.com The Anxiety Guy on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theanxietyguy

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