The Science of Calm
Slow, diaphragmatic breathing stimulates the vagus nerve, nudging your body toward parasympathetic rest. As exhalations lengthen, heart rate variability improves, and mood steadies. Try counting exhale seconds and report your shift below.
The Science of Calm
Short, consistent sessions can lower cortisol over time, easing irritability and worry. Pair gentle movement with mindful pauses to build resilience. Notice afternoon energy changes, and comment if evening practice feels calmer for you.