WHEN SWISS DRUGMAKER Roche Holding introduced Valium in the early 1960s, the chemical's unmatched effectiveness at soothing anxiety made it a hot seller and spawned numerous copycats.
Calming both the mind and nervous system, amethyst has been called "nature's tranquilizer," and is useful for releasing tension and soothing anxiety.
Goaltender Carey Price was outstanding during the World Cup, soothing anxiety over whether he would regain his form after suffering a knee injury that limited him to 12 games last season.
In that spirit, we've put together a list of meQuilibrium's top tips for soothing anxiety in others, from our Chief Science Officer Dr. Andrew Shatté. 1. Help them reconnect with the present.
That's why National Institute of Mental Health Director Dr. Thomas R. Insel says there must be alternatives ways to fund this research, as he told the New Yorker in an article about soothing anxiety of dying cancer patients with psychedelics.
But Clinton seemed eager to soothe anxieties that have flared on this side of the pond about how, well, special Britain still is.
Trump is also set to make his first international trip to Europe in May, an opportunity for him to soothe anxieties across the Atlantic about his administration.
Just as he gained, in Cairo, a huge measure of sympathy in the Islamic world (at least for a while) by recognizing Arab grievances and Western mistakes, in Israel he soothed anxieties about American commitment.
Li Keqiang said reform was the top priority as he set out his first annual policy report since becoming premier of the world's second largest economy, but soothed anxieties about the impact by maintaining a 7.5% growth target.
The myth of the Omnipotent Morgan soothed anxieties at the turn of the 20th century.
Messina's first stop was Manhattan, to soothe anxieties about the administration's attitudes towards business.
