Anger is a normal emotion that happens in all of us. However, it’s the way you handle your anger that makes a difference on your physical and mental health. Holding in your anger can lead to a build-up of stress and can affect the heart, so sometimes it’s best to let it go. However that is easier said than done, so here are 4 ways to help you let go of anger.
4 ways to let go of anger
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