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Meg Josephson

Breathwork

Technique

3 creators

Calming the body and mind as part of morning meditation

"I meditate for 90 minutes a day. It's broken down into breathwork, visualization, and mantra. For me, breathing in the morning is a beautiful way to calm the body and calm the mind."

Jay Shetty

Jay Shetty's Morning Routine ▶ 3:20
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Daily morning nervous system grounding practice

"I've been doing this every morning. I do breath work. I do meditation. I do some qigong practices, and it really helps me to kinda ground my nervous system every day."

Mark Hyman, MD

HRV: The Nervous System Metric Nobody Talks About (And Why That's Dangerous) ▶ 1:02:08

Regulating the nervous system when feeling unsafe or triggered, creating a portal back to the present moment for people with trauma histories

"It's slowing down our bodies. It's even just elongating the exhale that sends immediate safety signals to our body. If inhale for four, exhale for six, it's immediately telling the body you're good, we're safe here. And the breath is always here — that is a..."

Meg Josephson

Psychotherapist: 4 Trauma Responses That Control Your Behavior (Without You Knowing) | Meg Josephson ▶ 1:00:26
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Low Histamine Diet

Technique

1 creator

Short-term investigation and symptom relief for MCAS/histamine intolerance; buying time while treating root causes

"You lower the load — a low histamine diet trial, fresh foods, remove obvious triggers — gives the system room to settle. This buys us time while we work upstream. To be clear, most people do not need a low histamine diet. We use it as a short-term investiga..."

Mark Hyman, MD

Your Doctor Can't Find What's Wrong? It Might Be MCAS ▶ 9:32

Vagal Toning

Technique

1 creator

Calming mast cell activation driven by a dysregulated, danger-sensing nervous system in MCAS

"Vagal toning, breath work, limbic retraining, and trauma work aren't just soft add-ons — they're mechanistic in how they work. I've watched patients plateau on every supplement and medication until they've addressed the nervous system. Only then do they tur..."

Mark Hyman, MD

Your Doctor Can't Find What's Wrong? It Might Be MCAS ▶ 12:51
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