The breath is one of the biggest regulators of the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems in the entire body. When we are stressed out, we tend to hold our breath or breathe very shallowly. This triggers a cascade of neurochemical reactions in the body. Studies reveal that areas in the brain connected to emotion, attention, and body awareness are activated when we slow our breathing.
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You know that old saying, “take a deep breath?” There’s something to it. One of the fastest ways to get...

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Your nervous system is deeply impacted by the way you breathe. Most of us breathe with a shallow, “stressed” breath...

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Dopamine is just one of many neurotransmitters that your brain (and gut) release which affects your mood and outlook. Dopamine...

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There are more than 1,400 references in scientific journals detailing the positive effects of pranayama. Pranayama is the combination of...

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If you are to understand pranic healing, you need to understand prana. Prana is another word for what the Chinese...

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One of the cheapest, easiest remedies for many of the challenges of life that we face is accessible to us...

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