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Solutions to Stress Launches a New Innovative Online Free Stress Test That Calculates Your Score Immediately

Saved to Stress Relief by Administrator Tuesday October 25, 2005

After years of research and development the Yoga Health Institute, which owns and operates Solutions to Stress, shares with you an innovative free stress test to help you discover what triggers your stress and how it is showing up in your life.

Modesto, CA, (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) September 27, 2005 — The Yoga Health Institute, a prestigious stress management clinic in Central California, which owns Solutions to Stress (http://www.solutionstostress.com), launches an entirely new innovative online free stress test that will give immediate scores. What makes this stress test unique are two things: One, it pinpoints your source(s) of stress and two, it offers you a proven solution that has been researched and documented in over 2,000 scientific journals worldwide.

“Because awareness is the first step in taking better care of yourself, take this quick free stress test at http://www.solutionstostress.com and see how you’re doing. It will take a few minutes and it comes complete with your results along with a recommendation for living a healthier life,” says Richard Parenti, Creator of Solutions to Stress and President of the Yoga Health Institute.

According to the Journal American Medical Association 80% of all illnesses are from stress. From chemicals in our water supply to the level of toxins in the air and in our food, rage on our highways, disgust in our jobs and frustration in our home, we encounter multiple kinds of stress throughout each day. Stress will make you sick. That’s a medical fact. “Stress is like running your car engine without oil while driving cross-country or leaving the meat loaf in the oven at 400 degrees while you go out and play a round of golf. Sooner or later, something will break, or melt down. What breaks or melts down depends on where the weak links are in your physical, mental, emotional or psychic makeup,” says Richard Parenti.

The Yoga Health Institute is committed to providing clients with the latest breakthroughs in stress management and offering this free stress test at http://www.solutionstostess.com is one of our ways of accomplishing that goal. By showing users how stress is showing up in their life the free stress test enables them to focus their energies correctly in targeted areas so that they can take specific action to remove the triggers that are causing them stress.

Contact Information:
Richard Parenti
Tel: 1-209-380-5955
http://www.solutionstostress.com

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