subject: Does The Linden Method Work In Removing Anxiety Disorders? [print this page] Does The Linden Method Work In Removing Anxiety Disorders?
Did you know that we can program our mind to keep a record of the memories we choose to keep? Whenever something untoward happens to us the brain can hide that memory at the back of our minds. This is the way the mind preserves our bodies from hurting emotionally and responding to that pain physically. Only a very strong trigger can make this hidden memory come back to our minds with its origins quite hard to recall. This may be the reason why people have emotional reactions to certain people, things or events that can be so extreme that it seems irrational.
When you recall painful memories they cause emotions called anxiety. The fear that these untoward events might happen again is the fuel that fires up anxiety. An anxiety attack is evident when a person displays physical symptoms like difficulty breathing, excessive sweating, heaviness in the chest, nervous breakdowns, erratic moods, rapid heart beat and others.
Anxiety attacks can make a person suffer forever. These victims tend to rely on therapy and medications to alleviate them from the bodily manifestations of anxiety attacks. But the moment the medicines effectivity tapers down anxiety attacks again creating greater damage on the person. This situation can be nerve-racking and unhealthy for the victim. It disables the victim psychologically and prevents him from leading an ordinary life.
The ambiguity of anxiety attacks was unraveled by Charles Linden. He once was a victim of this condition and like former victims he too experienced the rudiments of seeking medical advice, consuming medicinal relief and participating in endless hours of therapy. But all these proved ineffective in curing his condition. He decided to find a permanent solution and this motivated his rigorous study and several test and trials. He collected information by communicating with former victims which he used in the formulation of his definitive cure for anxiety attacks the Linden Method.
His one of a kind methodology of permanently eradicating anxiety attacks without the employ of medications or therapy will leave one asking: "How does the Linden method work?" The method involves a process wherein the victim can pinpoint the source of the anxiety and apply the proper way to get rid of the cause. In this process the victim is gradually relieved of his condition until he no longer experiences any attacks.
Does the Linden Method work instantaneously? This treatment may have a high rating of success but there is still a slim chance that it might fail for some people. The results may take time to show itself giving it consideration how severe the condition is. The graver the severity of the anxiety attacks and the willingness of the victim to participate are the determining factors for this method to achieve its success.
