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Activating Vagus Nerve Relieves Insomnia—How to Do It

Experts recommended practices to help settle your nervous system for a better night’s sleep.
Harnessing Vagus Nerve Power
Part 11
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Stimulating the vagus nerve may help people with insomnia sleep better by calming the nervous system and encouraging natural sleep rhythms. Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS), performed either mechanically with devices or with breathwork, is increasingly being explored as an alternative to conventional sleep treatments.

In an interview with The Epoch Times, Dr. Priyal Modi, an integrative medical doctor and advanced breathwork practitioner, recalled a patient who was always in a state of fight-or-flight response.

Stimulating the vagus nerve can promote relaxation and stress reduction, paving the path to healing our bodies and minds.
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