
Lorwen Harris Nagle, PhD
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Harvard-trained psychologist I help chronic overthinkers quiet the mental loops using neuroscience, psychology + imagination.
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Joe Rogan spent 3 hours with James Nestor learning why millions breathe themselves into anxiety. Your breath trains your body to panic—even when nothing's wrong. 6 signs it’s happening to you—and how to retrain your breathing: 👇 1. You hold your breath while reading a text.
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A BYU metabolic scientist spent 20 years studying why belly fat is impossible to lose. His finding: it's not about calories. It's about your HPA axis — and most people have NEVER heard of it. Here's what it is, why it's storing belly fat, and 6 ways to calm it down:👇
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A former Harvard sleep expert says "6 hours of sleep increases your chances of heart disease and cancer in 7 days." On Jay Shetty podcast, he revealed 8 "regular" habits that kill your sleep, destroy your mood, and spike bad cortisol levels: 👇 1. Using alcohol to “wind down.”
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Dr. Jack Kruse, a board-certified neurosurgeon, gives a shocking explanation of why the sun—not food—is what controls blood sugar, mitochondria, and the risk of diabetes. And here are 10 shocking things he revealed:👇 1. The sun changes how your body handles blood sugar.
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3. Stop the fight-or-flight response through breath-- in seconds. Long exhales increase respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) and vagal calming. Your entire body relaxes, and visual clarity is restored. This often increases HRV and shifts autonomic balance away from the fight-or-flight response.
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4. Draw or doodle often and randomly. When we externalize our feelings by putting them on paper, we reduce cognitive load and downshift limbic reactivity. Drawing engages visuomotor networks and sensory-motor integration and can help you tolerate uncomfortable emotions. Research shows that it reduces amygdala activation. When you can name the feeling and express it, you've gotten it out of your head.
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7. Humming – stimulates the vagus nerve and restores calm. Vocalization engages breath control and can stimulate vagal pathways via laryngeal/pharyngeal activity. Chanting and tonal singing increase social safety. Best use: hum on long exhales for 1–2 minutes.
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Stanford psychiatrist David Spiegel says self-hypnosis can increase cognitive flexibility — helping you loosen rigid patterns of attention and see something differently. Here are 6 ways to retrain what your brain and get your glow back: 1. Your brain has a conflict detector.
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Huberman interviewed Michael Easter on the comfort crisis. The scariest part: A life with no hard things trains your brain to fear everything. [Your memory center gets weaker & emotions become harder to regulate] Here are 7 hard things that can recalibrate your brain: 🪡 1. Do one thing every day you might fail at.
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