Activate Your Vagus Nerve with This Easy 10 Minute Yoga Routine

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The vagus nerve is the main nerve in our parasympathetic nervous system, which regulates not only stress but also bodily functions like heart rate and digestion.
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This nerve is responsible for helping our body exit the “fight or flight” state that we reach in stressful or anxious situations. Follow along to this 10-minute practice to bring yourself the calm you deserve.

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42 COMMENTS

  1. What is the fastest way to calm the vagus nerve?
    Just a few minutes of deep breathing can keep your vagus nerve active. Meditate.
    Meditation activates the vagus nerve and calms the network of nerves that control myriad physiological processes.
    “Meditation and mindfulness not only lower your heart rate, but they also reduce blood pressure levels.”

    Nutrients that support the vagus nerve include: Choline (to make acetylcholine, our main neurotransmitter) Vitamin B12. Magnesium.

  2. I am so grateful for this. I am trying many different things to solve mental issues I am going through and I had a huge emotional release during this which tells me it helps and I need to keep doing it. Thank you so much ❤

  3. I love this practice so much! I yawn throughout it which is a good sign it really is activating our parasympathetic nervous system (which the vagus nerve is a part of). I do this before bed most nights and I notice it helps me sleep a lot better. Thank you so much!

  4. What a gift this was❤ We had to put our sweet cat to sleep recently and my mind has been all over the place…..
    This class helped me to focus and what a difference I feel now. I still miss her, but I feel a little weight lifted❤ Thank you ❤

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