
First responders often experience chronic stress, which can lead to challenges. Additionally, there is often a stigma around seeking help for mental health challenges among first responders, which can prevent them from seeking treatment.

The nature of the job as a first responder and for those military is one reason why the numbers are high. They are exposed to traumatic events, life-threatening situations, and high-pressure environments regularly triggering their systemic nervous system.

Chronic or excessive stress can lead to an overactive sympathetic nervous system, which can have negative health effects. It can contribute to various stress-related conditions such as anxiety, fatigue, high blood pressure, cardiovascular issues and weaken the immune system.
Meditation can help! By calming the mind and reducing stress levels, regular meditation practice can help alleviate the physical symptoms of stress and improve overall well-being. So, if you're looking for a natural and effective way to manage stress and care for your body, give it a try!

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