The sounds of silence

Jesse Corry, MD

Posted October 19, 2016

Dr. Jesse Corry, a stroke neurologist at the John Nasseff Brain and Spine Institute at United Hospital, talks with KMSP FOX 9 about using silence to stay calm and improve your overall health. People who can learn to relax are able to better metabolize sugars in the blood, reduce blood pressure and reduce the rate of heart attack and stroke.

Things you can do to silence and calm yourself to improve your overall health include:

focus on breathing
close your eyes
be alone
disconnect from devices
yoga

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