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Energized with Dr. Mariza

337: Rewire Your Nervous System Out of Stressful Patterns Using Your Breath w/ Amanda Laine

25 Jan 2022

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If You Want To Use Breathwork Effectively, You Should: Be sure to nasal breathe on your day today Always focus on a slow, deep breath  Explore breathwork apps like Othership   Breathwork has been a powerful tool that has helped me reset my stress response patterns and create a greater sense of peace and transformation. Feeling stressed is the new normal for many women, but it doesn't have to be that way. If you can learn how to control your breath, you can rewire your brain and reset your stress response system using something you do every single day.   Creating Breakthrough Experiences with Amanda Laine Amanda Laine is the co-founder of Othership, the leading digital breathwork content creator. Othership was born out of the desire to help people do breathwork online or in-person to experience the transformative power of breathwork. Amanda combines breathwork, hypnosis, movement, and sound in innovative ways, which has led to thoughts of breakthrough experiences. She is passionate about helping others build resilience and transform their lives through the Othership app.   Don’t Take Your Breath for Granted One of the reasons many of us have become so bad at responding to stress is because of all of the comforts our lives contain, compared to the hunters and gatherers that came before us. Because we don't need to be running for food or being worried about getting eaten by a bear, our brain has been rewired to stress out about other things instead. Utilizing breathwork is one of the easiest ways to help calm your central nervous system in times of stress. Most of us take our breath for granted, but it is the key to resetting our body's stress response and bringing ourselves back to equilibrium.   The Best Way to Release Your Stress Even if you have tried breathwork in the past, you have probably never tried it the Othership way. In as little as 4 minutes, Othership can help you release in the comfort of your own home, which Amanda has found to lead to more intense and more fulfilling breathwork sessions.  Breathwork can help you rewire your state of consciousness, heal trauma, release stuck energy patterns and those thoughts that aren't serving you. The direct evidence of how breathwork, and stressors like sauna and cold-plunge therapy, can help you shift out of parasympathetic stress is undeniable. Are you ready to access this powerful tool that is available to you every single day? Share your experience with breathwork with me in the comments section of the episode page. In This Episode How breathwork has helped people release stress during covid lockdowns or illness (7:10) The positives and differences of exploring breathwork virtually versus in person (11:37) What you need to know to get started and understand the experience of breathwork (14:01) Tips for running your own epic breath working session from the comfort of your own home (21:55) The benefits of cold plunge and sauna when it comes to rewiring your brain (24:21)   Resources Mentioned: Use Promo Code ‘podcast’ to get 10% off your order at the Essentially Whole Store Othership App Follow Othership on Instagram   Other Resources: Check out the full show notes page Keep up with everything Dr. Mariza Follow Dr. Mariza on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Youtube Podcast production & marketing support by the team at Counterweight Creative   Related Episodes:  Essentially You Episode #326: Powerful Techniques to Feel and Process Your ‘Mess’, Including Breathwork, Meditation, and Movement with Ashely Bernardi

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