The Linden Method: What Is It?

By Jia Li Tien


You are minding your own business when it hits. Your heart races, your chest tightens, your palms sweat, you get dizzy, and a sense of danger overtakes you. Another panic attack strikes again. Wouldn't it be wonderful to stop panic attacks and anxiety for good? No more churning thoughts, no more rushing to the bathroom in distress, no more depersonalization, and no more wondering when the next attack is going to happen. The Linden Method promises to eliminate OCD, phobias, anxiety and panic attacks by reversing the trauma caused by anxiety to a key area of your brain. And, the reviews back up Charles Linden's claims.

During this time, usually after an anxiety attack episode, I would read as much as I could on cognitive behavioral therapy and similar techniques. One night while reading book reviews on amazon, I came across a book by a fellow Charles Linden. He had created a small book called the Linden Method -The Anxiety And Panic Attack Solution. Like many of the other resources I was studying, I had just stumbled upon this book and gave it a go.

The philosophy of the book is actually rather simple, it focused on just a few techniques that can be immediately applied. Things such as helping you become relaxed with your conditioning, removing the haunting symptoms of panic attacks that can trouble you daily, erasing repetitive and unwanted thoughts that can cause panic attacks and dealing with the core issues that cause anxiety.

The Linden Method, on the other hand, promises to offer a permanent cure for anxiety, not just a technique for anxiety management, by addressing its root cause. It focuses on the operation of the amygdala, an almond shaped neural structure of the brain, sometimes referred to as "the fear center" of the human organism. The amygdala could be described as a "log-book" of fear, in the sense that it keeps a record of traumatic/threatening/dangerous events experienced by you which triggered your sense of fear in the past, and tends to reproduce the same sense of fear whenever you find yourself in similar circumstances, even without any real danger present.

What the Linden Method promises to do, is to "reprogram" the amygdala, bring it back to its normal state of operation, the one prevailing before you experienced the event that triggered off your very first panic attack. By reversing the way anxiety disorder has affected the amygdala, you can permanently eliminate both your panic attacks and general anxiety.

The Linden Method reviews enumerate few characteristic advantages of the treatment. This can be done in the comfort of the home without the fear of their situation being publicly known. The steps given to achieve recovery are concise, clear and simple. Using this helps people have control over their condition and not the therapies or medicines taking over them.

Another significant difference between Panic Away and The Linden Method is the price tag. You can get the digital (downloadable) version of Panic Away for $67.95 (limited time offer) or the physical version for $97, while the Linden Method costs $99 for the digital version and $177 for the physical.Each method has been found to be effective for many thousand people. The final choice between them is yours. One of the two may work better for your specific condition. However, trial is risk free and full money back guarantee is provided by both methods, so there is really nothing for you to lose. Anxiety and panic related disorders are so disabling and affect the way you live your life so much, that if one of the two methods reviewed here works for you, the price will certainly prove to be the least of your concerns.




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