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Bookmark this practice called: The Neuro-Fascial Release Techique. In order to be physically and mentally healthy, our vagus nerve has to be functioning properly. When our vagus nerve functions properly were in primarily in what’s called social engagement mode. We’re also flexible and able to react appropriately to stress....

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In yoga there are five types of neck movements called Griva Shakti Vikasak- neck strengthening exercises that works facial release. Do them everyday- doesn’t take more than two minutes. But effect is- neck and face in shape, removal or prevention of cervical pain, strengthening vagus nerve and removal of tension- tension mostly resides between the shoulders and below the neck.

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Thank you for sharing this simple yet fascinating tip. I have naturally done this for as long as I can remember but didn't know that I was stimulating my vagus nerve. Our bodies are much more in tune with what they need than our mind's grasp sometimes!

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Well this is well timely!! I’ve been having a lot of stress in this area via muscle tightness. Thanks for the share!

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I am NEVER in social engagement mode ... I expect to be jumped from behind 24/7 🥴

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Have you done any work regarding people who are “Empathetic to a fault.” I’m definitely interested in your take on this.

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Another good one: - Look up as far as you can with neutral spin, mouth open, slowly close mouth and hold stretch for 5 deep breaths - bring head to neutral and look as far as you can to side and hold for 5 deep breaths. - repeat on other side

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Or sing, do vocal impro's... When one relaxes the jaw & tongue, it also triggers the Vagus.

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Thanks a lot for sharing these exercise lately. Helping a lot.

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Thank you for this tip. I just did it at my desk and it gave a great release of the neck tension.

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Ok that really does feel good!

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