What is PMR?
PMR is a way to feel less stressed and worried by making your muscles tight and then loose. A doctor from America named Edmund Jacobson made it a long time ago.
How does PMR work?
PMR works by making you calm in your mind when you are calm in your body. You do this by making one part of your body tight, keeping it tight for a little while, and then letting it go. This helps you to see the difference between tight and loose muscles, and to feel your body better.
Why is PMR good for you?
PMR can help you with many things, like feeling less stressed and worried, sleeping better, and having less pain. It can also help you with some health problems, like high blood pressure, stomach issues, and even heart problems. By making you relaxed, PMR can make you healthier and happier.
How do you do PMR?
To do PMR, you need to find a place that is quiet and comfortable where no one will bother you. Sit or lie down, close your eyes, and breathe deeply. Start with your feet and go up to your head, making each part of your body tight and then loose one by one. Keep each part tight for about five seconds, and then loose for 30 seconds before going to the next part.
What should you be careful of with PMR?
PMR is usually safe, but you should remember that it is not for everyone. Some people have health problems, like heart problems or muscle problems, that might make PMR bad for them. They should talk to a doctor before trying PMR. You should also remember that PMR is not a way to exercise, but a way to relax.
What is the main point of PMR?
The main point of PMR is that it is a simple and effective way to make you relaxed and less stressed. By feeling your body better, you can make your muscles and your mind loose. This can make you healthier and happier. But you should talk to a doctor before starting PMR, and be patient with yourself as you learn to relax your muscles and your mind.
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