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Stress is most damaging when you feel powerless. Psychologist Jay Weiss’s experiments with rats demonstrated that control, even if it doesn’t eliminate stress, can mitigate it’s negative effects. The manage stress, identify and utilize the aspects of your day where you have control, such as your morning or evening routine routines.
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