#41 Robin Rothenberg Author of Restoring Prana | TAKE A DEEP BREATH #Breathcast
TAKE A DEEP BREATH
The Diaphragm and the Vagus Nerve
The diaphragm still moves our every breath. It's just the question of how much and who's playing on team diaphragms. When one is chronically chest breathing, the vagus does not get that nice massage. And so there's that, you know, wag the tail phenomenon.
Today's guest is the wonderful Robin Rothenberg who draws deeply from the authentic lineage of yoga, while also incorporating contemporary understanding of mind-body medicine, the result of years of study in western science. She acts as an educator or bridge between these two seemingly disparate worlds, facilitating clients and teachers in breaking free of habits that are debilitating, and developing a clear plan of action to help themselves find equilibrium and a greater sense of confidence and well-being.
Find Robin here: https://essentialyogatherapy.com/
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