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BREATH TO RESET: HOW BREATH Can calm your nervous system 

Did you know that simply changing the way you breath can quickly calm your nervous system and help you manage stress and anxiety?

Here's a powerful technique to try: 
1. Two sharp inhales through the nose: Take two quick, deep breaths though the nose, filling your lungs fully. The second inhale should be slightly bigger than the first.
2. Long exhale though the mouth: Slowly release the breath through your mouth, making your exhale about twice as long as your inhales. This longer exhale activates the parasympathetic nervous system, which promotes relaxation and calm. 

Why this works: Deep, controlled breathing helps balance your nervous system, lowers your heart rate, and reduces the release of stress hormones like cortisol. Regular practice can increase your emotional
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This specitic technique is often attributed to Dr.
Andrew Huberman, a neuroscientist and professor at Stanford University. Dr. Huberman has popularized this breathing technique, sometimes referred to as the
"physiological sigh," which helps to quickly calm the nervous system by regulating the levels of carbon dioxide in the blood and promoting relaxation.

It is based on natural reflexes, like the deep sighs we make during sleep or when we're stressed, and it can be used in moments of anxiety or tension for fast relief.
Breathing techniques like this are simple but highly effective for managing stress, anxiety, and even improving focus. Try it out during moments of tension or just before bed for a better night's sleep!