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    LifestyleSeptember 15, 2023

    Creating a Morning Routine for Nervous System Regulation

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    How you start your morning sets the tone for the rest of the day. If you begin your day rushing, checking emails, and feeling stressed, your nervous system will be in a state of high alert from the moment you wake up. Conversely, if you start your day with intention and calm, you can cultivate resilience that will carry you through whatever challenges arise.


    The Power of a Regulated Morning

    A morning routine designed for nervous system regulation doesn't have to be complicated or time-consuming. Even just 10-15 minutes of intentional practice can make a profound difference.


    Here are a few practices you might consider incorporating into your morning:

    • Hydration: Start your day with a large glass of room-temperature water, perhaps with a squeeze of lemon, to rehydrate your body after sleep.
    • Mindful Breathing: Spend 5 minutes practicing deep, slow breathing to signal to your nervous system that you are safe and calm.
    • Gentle Movement: Engage in some gentle stretching or yoga to awaken your body and release overnight tension.
    • Gratitude Practice: Take a moment to reflect on three things you are grateful for. This simple practice can shift your mindset and elevate your mood.
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    Written by Dr. LueWana Bankston

    Founder of Natural Modalities, Dr. LueWana specializes in root-cause healing, integrating mental, emotional, and physical wellness strategies to empower her clients toward vibrant health.

    Comments (2)

    Sarah M.October 14, 2023

    This article really resonated with me. I've been struggling with chronic pain and never considered the emotional connection.

    Michael T.October 15, 2023

    Thank you for sharing this wisdom. The part about the nervous system makes so much sense.

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