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6. Reduce caffeine, alcohol, and refined sugar consumption

Try to reduce your consumption of drinks containing caffeine or alcohol. These are stimulants, so they increase your stress levels. People tend to use alcohol to alleviate stress but unhealthy coping mechanisms like drinking or drugs just replaces one problem with another. Try to replace caffeinated drinks with water, natural fruit juices, and herbal teas. Green tea contains less caffeine than coffee, has healthy antioxidants, and contains an amino acid that calms the nervous system. Refined sugars are well-known for giving your body a temporary boost and then causing an energy crash, which leaves you feeling tired and irritable. A healthy, nutritious, and well-balanced diet can go a long way towards helping you to cope with stress.

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