Fight Stress & Live! 5 Simple Commitments That Can Save Your Life

Are you exhausted all the time? Can’t focus? Struggle to be happy? Work constantly? Is your body sending you warning signs? You could be suffering from Chronic Stress like millions of Americans.

Author Genette Howard brings relief through simple and effective solutions in her book “Fight Stress & Live!”. You will discover a clear and certain path to:

- Restore your health...
- Regain your happiness...
- Run your race with strength and stamina.

Stress has become such a common word in our vocabulary that we are desensitized to its real and deadly impact. Though most people are worried more about dying from cancer or having a heart attack, they fail to acknowledge the major instigator of both of these diseases -- CHRONIC STRESS.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, up to 90% of visits to the doctor in the USA and half the deaths to Americans under age 65 may be triggered by a stress-related illness. Stress is our enemy and we are under more of it than ever before in history.

In "Fight Stress & Live!", Genette Howard -- wife, mom of 6 girls, and spiritual leader -- reveals her personal battle with chronic stress and the God-given, simple strategy that helped her regain her health and well-being.

"Fight Stress & Live!" is a quick, inspirational and informational read, written with today's busy people in mind. It is humorous, honest, compassionate, and enlightening. The five “commitments” are faith-based, scientifically grounded and practical for anyone to apply.

What readers have to say about “Fight Stress & Live!”

“I loved every page!”

“…engaged my attention from the first page.”

“…an easy read packed with important information that will make a HUGE impact on my life.”

“I’m so glad someone thought this through for me and gave me real practical solutions to handle my over-stressed, over-packed life!”

“Man or woman, you need this quick-read book to help you re-focus on what’s most important to get more control of your life—and live even during stress-filled times.”