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A hormone that promotes relaxation and is associated with the parasympathetic nervous system.

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The School of Greatness
Doctor Explains: Healing Your Gut Won't Work Until You Heal This

These breath by itself has the ability to activate our vagus nerve, which can take the foot off of the gas and put it on the brake and allow you to get into rest and digest and safety mode.

The Dylan Gemelli Podcast
Episode #79 My 2026 Longevity Protocol: The practices and products I implement and recommend to build a longer and HEALTHIER life!

The vagus nerve is so crucial and important to our overall health.

The Dylan Gemelli Podcast
Episode #79 My 2026 Longevity Protocol: The practices and products I implement and recommend to build a longer and HEALTHIER life!

is sends pulses through your body to stimulate your vagus nerve now i'm not going to give a big vagus nerve lecture i've got tons of work with dr dave rabin the inventor of the apollo neural and he's the experts not myself i i'm an expert simply by who i hang out with because they're experts and i learn from them but he he's taught me so much and he's absolutely brilliant so i do have a little bit of background here

Huberman Lab
Essentials: Improving Health With Stronger Brain-Body Connection

And I want to highlight a term that many of you have probably heard, which is the vagus nerve. We talked about vagus a little bit earlier, but the vagus nerve, this vagabonding wandering nerve is involved in everything I've talked about up until now.

Huberman Lab
Essentials: Improving Health With Stronger Brain-Body Connection

So I really want to dive in and dissect what is this system of brain-body communication? What does it look like? What are the actual neurons and connections? The system that's most often associated with this is our 10th cranial nerve called the vagus nerve. The word vagus relates to the word vagabond, which is to wander. And indeed the vagus nerve is a vast, So it's not one nerve.