Natural Remedies

I am in my last year of school so i have to study a lot but i am really struggling whenever i try to study i get agitated and annoyed and everything becomes itchy and i just cant study but i really need and want to is there any food, tablets or natural remedies i can take to help?? Is it like a type of anxiety causing it please help??

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I feel like I wear the same clothes every day. I have clothes, but no matter what they look like on me I just feel like everything is unflattering on me and there’s nothing I can wear that will make me look remotely attractive. I could have all the clothes in the world and probably never be satisfied

I’ve been severely depressed for a very long time, and recently I had a really close suicide attempt, but I guess my body is more resilient than 3X the LD50. I’m going to try to get help, hopefully some medication, but how do I tell my parents? They’re really big on organic food, and they’d probably try to tell me to exercise more, or they’d find some “organic natural remedy”

So, I’m almost 15 (June 2nd) and my parents got divorced when i was 8.

Home Remedies for Swimmer’s EarIf you think you have to complete a couple of laps in a pool to develop swimmer’s ear, think again – this infection of the ear can arise just by taking a shower and tilting your head at an angle. When it comes to home remedies for swimmer’s ear, the object is to dry out the ear canal to discourage the growth of offending bacteria or fungi, as well as treat the discomfort.

I was laid off from my job back in late January.

I’ve been on Concerta for 4 months, and I’m struggling with it causing tachycardia (up to 140bpm) and high blood pressure (up to 160/100) and recently trouble sleeping.

My mother is 64 years old. She has had many medical problems including bladder cancer and Rheumatoid Arthritis. They removed her bladder and she has been cancer free for almost 5 years.

i have anxiety attacks almost daily, i’ve been taking a natural supplement called l-theanine and it makes the anxiety manageable, i also try to do regular breathing exercises but sometimes it doesn’t seem to help. i refuse to go onto any anxiety medications because i’ve tried before and had many adverse reactions so i’m resorting to natural remedies where possible. now my question is, what do you think are good methods to prevent anxiety attacks