| SUSTES =)35 IPS ON URIPS’ Rise Above The Fear Of Flying (NAPS)—Physicians often rec- ommend vacations to people who need to escape the stress that can be associated with daily life. For some however, the act of traveling can be more stressful than the problems that they may be trying to leave behind. People consumed with a fear of flying can be unnerved and over- whelmed by the journey to and from a destination. Often flyers suffer from panic attacks, queasy stomachs, rapid heartbeat and dif- ficulty breathing. Some doctors say that these A new herbal remedy may help physical reactions to a mental con- calm some people’s fears over flying. turning into gripping panic and fear. A numberof physicians say that the best way to avoid such who experience panic attacks dur- dition are the result of emotions occurrence is by restoring the body’s emotional system to a bal- ancedstate. Many recommend homeopathic supplements as a meansfor relax- ing the body in a gentle way. For example, one product, known as Rescue Remedy’, is said to restore a person’s natural ability to be calm in the face of fears. “The product,” says Alicia Sirkin, a Bach™ Foundation Reg- istered Practitioner, “can help Sirkin says that her clients ing flights use the remedy and fly comfortably without the use of anti-anxiety medication. Formulated almost 70 years ago, the homeopathic supplement contains a combination of Bach Flower Essences that have been used by millions of people worldwide. The product’s manufacturer, A. Nelson & Co., Ltd., has been making alternative medicines since 1860. The homeopathic remedy maker says the product can be taken any- dissolve stressful feelings by timeto relieve stress and anxiety. For more information contact personality.” www.rescueremedy.com. reinstating balance and harmony to our emotions, thoughts and Nelson Bach USA Ltd., the U.S. subsidiary of A. Nelson & Co., at
