Vagus Nerve Massage For Stress And Anxiety Relief

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Vagus nerve massage is a great way to increase vagal tone through direct manual stimulation for stress and anxiety relief anytime you need it.
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-- Vagus Nerve Massage For Stress And Anxiety Relief --
A few months ago, I noticed something weird:
My ears were tight.
You probably don’t think of your ears as a place where you’d find muscle tension, but actually you have muscles all over your face and head.
And when your sympathetic nervous system (fight or flight branch) is activated, it can cause your neck and facial muscles to tense up (along with other muscles in your body).
Fortunately, there is an easy way to relax this muscle tension with a natural stress management technique designed to target vagus nerve massage points in your ear.
The vagus nerve is your main parasympathetic nerve responsible for the “rest and digest” functions in your body, as well as your ability to feel joy and connection to other people.
And it has a branch that just happens to extend into your ear where you can massage it for stress and anxiety relief.
Interestingly, when I tried this vagus nerve massage technique, not only did my ears relax but my TMJ resolved too!
I have always been a teeth grinder when I’m under stress. Dentists keep recommending those guard things to prevent teeth grinding -- but they really don’t stop you from clenching your jaw.
They just prevent tooth damage from the grinding. And many people grind right through the tooth guards in a matter of months!
It’s helpful to resolve the underlying cause of tooth grinding with natural stress management techniques. We can do this by shifting your nervous system into a parasympathetic or relaxation state.
And that’s exactly what this vagus nerve massage is designed to do -- help you relieve stress and anxiety by directly stimulating and activating the primary nerve of your parasympathetic nervous system.
Vagus nerve massage benefits don’t just include TMJ relief -- you may also experience headache relief, better neck mobility, deeper breathing, improved digestive health and a general sense of relaxation and well-being.
Watch the video to learn how to do this vagus nerve massage technique for yourself. Be sure and leave me a comment below to let me know how it went for you!
#VagusNerveMassage #PolyvagalTheory #AnxietyReliefExercises #SukieBaxter
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@-relaxingmusic9394 Год назад

*To anybody who's reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind. May clarity replace confusion. May peace and calmness fill your life. *

@mhalakai7929 Год назад

Thank you! 😇

@booksquid856 Год назад

thank you

@suzannakoning413 Год назад

Thank you so much. I send you love ❤

@panchopistola8298 Год назад

Thanks

@melaniecabiles8951 Год назад

Thank you

@wiseandhealthy 3 года назад

I am so grateful for you and this video 🙏❤ As a child, I used to "play" with my ears a lot, it was very soothing and I would do it after getting yelled at, as I cried or when I got scared of my dad - which was almost everyday. I look back at the little girl who was constantly scared and hurt, and realize how she did her best to soothe herself and her body - regardless of people calling her weird for doing it. Im crying writing this cause Im overwhelmed... and I am grateful to be able to heal and get better at the same time 😭🙏❤

@jayneelinor 3 года назад

Sending a big hug to that beautiful little girl who was scared . Keep on taking care of your self, you deserve it!

@wiseandhealthy 3 года назад

@@jayneelinor thank you 🙏❤

@Medietos 3 года назад

Mifaly: Glad for your access of your intelligence as a girl! I had similar- sought good, calm hugs with people,as a soothing help for the abuse I endured probably daily.

@topramen7431 3 года назад

I’m so happy that you’ve started to grow into such a well adjusted person ❤️

@wiseandhealthy 3 года назад

@@Medietos thank you

@elizabethwilliams6651 11 месяцев назад

Psilocybin saved my life. I was addicted to heroin for 15 years and after Psilocybin treatment I will be 3 years clean in September. I have zero cravings. This is something that truly needs to be more broadly used in addiction treatment.

@Jennifer-bw7ku 11 месяцев назад

Psychedelics definitely have potential to deal with mental health issues such as anxiety and depression, I would like to give them a try but haven't found any legit grower to get it.

@Jennifer-bw7ku 11 месяцев назад

@Ryan Robinson Is he on instagram?

@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU 11 месяцев назад

The Trips I've been having have really helped me a lot,I finally feel in control of my emotions and my future and things that used to be mundane to me now seem incredible and full of nuance on top of that I'm way less driven by my ego and I have alot more empathy as well

@patriaciasmith3499 11 месяцев назад

@Ryan Robinson Does dr.sporess ship?

@AnjeloValeriano 11 месяцев назад

Shrooms was the best trip I had. It was an amazing experience.

@user-ts3wz8gl6x Год назад

I am a Nurse and these easy massage techniques for vagus nerve stimulation IMMEDIATELY worked! They worked so well I could fall asleep! I had immediate sensations of calm that just flowed down both sides of my body. I feel like Im buzzing all over with calm, yoga has the same effect but this was immediate relief for me. I am Going to use this technique on my disabled and special needs patients. Immediate parasympathetic nervous system calm and reset, ❤thank you😢

@Marina_7 11 месяцев назад

I'm not Sukie but I'm really happy this worked on you too! You seem so sweet and like such a good nurse. Thank you for all your work, I don't know how often it is voiced but your effort is very appreciated ❤

@drst101 10 месяцев назад

Pushing airwax inside your patients ear canal while simultaneously putting them at risk for ear infections/penetrating their tympanic membrane seems like a great idea. For the record, the auricular vagus branch is sensory, NOT parasympathetic/sympathetic. Its main fibers are not even within reach as it descends ventral to transverse cervical processes. Sorry to burst your bubble, but this is pseudo medicine. Stick with approved EBM when caring for patients.

@cinnamongirl3070 10 месяцев назад

I was thinking the same thing. I work in physical therapy and combining some sort of massage like this with the breathing techniques I instruct will work wonders!

@childofthe60s100 8 месяцев назад

YOUR COMMENTS AND THE LANGUAGE THAT YOU USE CLEARLY CONFIRM THAT YOU ARE NOT A NURSE!!!

@kristinrodriguezrealtordmv3434 7 месяцев назад

@@drst101Then why are on you this channel if you don't believe in what she's doing. We don't care for your input

@lmd5864 2 года назад

Wow! I had been in horrific anxiety for 5 days and I did this and it stopped. I was ready to go to the ER then I found this video. I am forever grateful. I have shared this video with others who have had excellent results in relief of anxiety. This is a complete life saver. Anxiety is hellish. Again I am so, so grateful!

@m0r94n2 2 года назад

Did it cause random numbness and tingling ?

@Chiroman527 2 года назад

Lori... ANXIETY is HELL ON EARTH. I'm 70 yo, a retired man, who has Battled Anxiety Demons since I can remember (probably age 7 , starting with Nail Biting). I have Chronic Pain and Stiffness which has also Evolved and Manifested into Fibromyalgia. Suukie's massages help, but don't stop there... Look into Health Supplementation / Vitamins to help address the nervous system.

@asianguy6174 2 года назад

Anything physical is merely a temporary relief to what is mainly a cognitive problem. I’ ve been there. Getting all worked up wanting not to be anxious only exacerbates the problem.

@Chiroman527 2 года назад

Asian Guy, is spot on about Anticipatory Anxiety. GAD which is the acronym for Generalized Anxiety Disorder, is all encompassing "disease". After many years of suffering from anxiety which started off "light" at age 7 or so. Nail biting, looking at my watch in the 3rd grade to see the time so we could leave (Catholic Elementary school with Nuns), and evolving slowly but Surely into GAD as a young adult. If you experience traumas ( I did, having a Mentally ill Mother who after years of anxiety / and depression [the depression was the worse edge of the "SWORD"], culminating in her suicide when I was 24 & married), the traumas are Etched into your Mind, lurking and waiting to emerge at just the right Moment ..... Anxiety and Panic Attacks. I could a Novel about it and trials and Tribulations of it... In fact, writing daily is a new therapy approach to this disease (watch Therapy in a Nutshell on YT (Dr. Emma), Terrific advice there. God Bless you all and may yiou find peace. PS: Health Supplementation is Vital to combat GAD !!

@guneeta7896 2 года назад

Somehow these techniques are not working for me. Maybe my vagus nerve isn’t accessible in the same way

@khoulouddrira5818 Год назад

When I was a kid my dad use to do this massage for me and I fall asleep ❤️ thanks dad you are my hero

@donnasaid8282 Год назад

Wow what a good dad!!

@daleval2182 Год назад

Many instinctual movements around the ears and over eyebrows,calms a child , I would do to my son ,he went to sleep, I never knew why then, but after seeing this video,and your comment, I know why ,

@lily-rose7982 7 месяцев назад

Great dad.

@therotmaw877 6 месяцев назад

I spent 30 minutes doing these ear pulls and rubs and had the best nights sleep I've had in months! Next day I was walking on clouds and stress free all day. Thanks Sukie!

@chrisdorrell1 3 месяца назад

Only made my finger smell

@therotmaw877 3 месяца назад

Finger odor is a known side effect of the treatment. Sukie must have forgotten to mention it. You're looking for an older cheese kind of smell, like gouda or similar. If the smell is sour or musky like armpit you're probably applying too much pressure. Give it another try and good luck!

@criticalthinking8982 2 месяца назад

@@chrisdorrell1need to clean behind your ears.

@annepepper8805 Месяц назад

Awesome,i was gonna ask how long u should do this to have a really calming effect

@WIllz2GOTA Месяц назад

This stuff consistently opens up my whole body; I have so much more mobility in my neck and I just feel much looser. I don't understand what's going on but that doesn't really matter to be honest.

@amandaheiser8587 Год назад

I have been suffering from anxiety and panic disorder, from being a police officer for 23 years. My anxiety can creep up on me and suddenly I’m in a full blown anxiety attack. Watching this video and the one prior to this, made me realize that I’m not crazy, when people say, “what do you have to be anxious about, you’re retired…” It seems that it’s a program running in the background and that’s what I need to work on. Doing these exercises helped me to calm down just now, while having an attack. I pledge to myself, that I will work on this, watch and do the exercises here, and see how it will eventually stop the anxiety completely. Thank you so much for what you do, to help people.

@takumongla3761 Год назад

👍

@eloisem3214 Год назад

Bless you Amanda. Praying for you. 🥰🙏

@youtubingbabs Год назад

Thanks for doing the job! Hope you're feeling better. I have it from domestic violence in my youth and later in "love." I'm now in a relationship with myself learning to speak kindly to myself, honoring my instincts and feelings, letting go of wanting to fix everyone else. I hope you can honor your experience and body because your probably had to ignore that to do that job for so long. God bless you. Merry Christmas and happy holidays!

@randallcarney1216 Год назад

Thank you for your service! May God bless and heal you!

@arcticmorning Год назад

How are you able to function and carry out your job requirements. I'm sorry you had to go through that. Please make sure you practice meditation daily for an hour or longer

@Kikipotamus 3 года назад

I was in the middle of an anxiety attack, and this made that go away instantly. I was left feeling grounded and at peace.

@mannukaur6675 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing god bless you

@KerryStuparitzGillespie 3 года назад

That's so great! Going to try right now and hope it helps. This could change everything.

@cathymendivil5284 3 года назад

@@mannukaur6675 1lpl

@kenitcimm3467 3 года назад

Yes....I was feeling one coming on....and it just left!! SO APPRECIATIVE...thankyou!!!

@judylaboy9804 3 года назад

Thank you,!

@alinpopescu4802 11 месяцев назад

I have migraines for 30 years and doing these exercises instantly release the tension in my head and face!!! Thank you, Sukie!! ❤❤❤

@danielwerner7898 Год назад

Wow, this exercise relieved about 50% of my anxiety just now. I would have never thought that it could be so potent!

@lagonda808 2 года назад

Man! I'm a massage therapist and didn’t realize how subtle and relaxing these small stimulation could be! Wonderful work!

@gioplease6848 2 года назад

I like to massage my clients ears and foreheads and eyebrows

@nese3520 2 года назад

Me too!🤦🏾‍♀️ I'm also a massage therapist. I do pressure points but never thought of doing this. I will now. Man this technique made me so nauseated.

@filomenacaputo3890 2 года назад

Yes will definitely be doing this one on my clients wow my breathing is alot easier through my sinuses..

@angeleyes2356 Год назад

@@gioplease6848 I do that as well. I also gently pull their hair away from their skull. Not a hard pull. Just gently. It relieves pressure of the muscle in the head. Then I massage the scalp. I have put people to sleep during massages before by doing this.

@MoMo-jq3tq Год назад

@@nese3520 How long after the application of the (self)treatment did you feel that way? You may have overstretched, or too long, or had too much stress releaed in one session, akin to trauma-shock nausea. Ppl, jump in here to debate and clarify. We all need to share info on results, and techniques.

@SharpLady53 2 года назад

I was placed on hospice care three weeks ago after 5 years of cancer. My anxiety level spiked significantly. Going to incorporate this technique in my self-care routine and hope to stay away from yet another medication. Thank you so very much! 🕊

@SukieBaxter 2 года назад

Holding so much space for you during this time 💜

@RamonaMcKean 2 года назад

How are yòu doing?

@Donna_73 2 года назад

Thinking of you. 💕

@barbarahart2982 2 года назад

Sending lots of love 💕

@Almosteasyese 2 года назад

💖🥺💖

@camillesreal2 9 дней назад

Susie, this is AMAZING! I just did this for the first time and feel like I need a nap! I've suffered from Recurrent Major Depression for 55 years and NOT ONE HEALTH PROFESSIONAL HAS EVER EXPLAINED THE IMPORTANCE OF THE VAGUS NERVE TO ME. I've been going through an extremely difficult time lately, despite being on my usual meds, taking an additional med to help sleep when needed, exercising and being retired yet NOTHING has helped to rid me of the extreme agitation in my neck, shoulders & head like these simple exercises. So THANK YOU so much for sharing this healing technique. I want to share it with everyone!!

@missl1109 9 дней назад

Hi Sukie, these exercises are incredibly powerful. I am nine days into a covid infection, as well as having unmedicated ADHD. The combination is not fun as far as my anxiety and breathing goes. I was absolutely beside myself with panic when I gave these exercises a go. I felt instantaneous relief. Enough to be able to sleep. Now I'm back here again the very next day, as I think I'll need these daily as I heal. Thank you so much for being one of the people in the world who helps others without asking anything in return. I appreciate it so much.

@lisabird7093 3 года назад

As a child who worried a lot, I often rubbed inside my ear with my finger and rubbed my thumbs around each other. It’s fascinating how your body must instinctively know what you need to do to calm yourself!

@SukieBaxter 3 года назад

Totally, Lisa, our bodies are so smart. We just have to trust them to tell us what we need.

@studiodevelopers2467 3 года назад

@@SukieBaxter Thanks for this where did you learn this

@eeg122 2 года назад

@@one497 what brand name headset are you using? I would like to look into that.

@one497 2 года назад

@@eeg122 hi, I used a flow headset but discontinued after 4 months. Helped me intiatially but afterward I was, nt so sure,. Not much info about long term usage. Hoped I helped somewhat

@eeg122 2 года назад

@@one497 I'll do some research. TY for the reply.

@sheri5694 3 года назад

As a massage therapist or 25 years, I found that many clients particularly enjoyed ear massage, but I didn’t realize why, never having made the connection to the vagus nerve. Thank you!

@AuricularMedicine 3 года назад

Yes, Sheri, you are right, an ear massage can yield excellent results. Beyond just the vagus nerve (which Sukie has introduced here), the ear receives the major nerve branches. As you may know from acupuncture, the ear is also considered a microsystem. In fact, the World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes the auricle as having the highest density of reflex points,[1] and fMRI research has shown that the brain responds the same when the body point or the respective ear point are stimulated.[2-3] In short, the ear offers a window to the brain - an access point for neuromodulation. Massage therapists who apply auricular methods, especially the clinical approaches found in Auricular Medicine, are able to identify, prioritize and treat blockages to healing by priming the nervous system for tissue release and much more.[4-5] We appreciate Sukie’s introduction to simple stimulation techniques - using one of the best tools for insight that every patient already brings you, their ears! It is important to use the right points (using a definitive reference such as the Precise Pocket Atlas by Dr. Beate Strittmatter, MD, referenced below) and distinguishing between active and inactive points. References: [1] Shang, C. Mechanism of Acupuncture - Beyond Neurohumoral Theory. Medical Acupuncture Journal. 2000; 11(2), 61-70. www.acupuncture.com/education/theory/mechanismacu.htm [2] Alimi D, Geissmann A, Gardeur D. Auricular Acupuncture Stimulation Measured on Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Med Acupunct. 2002;13:18-21. [3] Romoli M, Allais G, Airola G. Ear acupuncture and fMRI: a pilot study for assessing the specificity of auricular points. Neurol Sci. 2014;35(1):189-93. [4] Strittmatter, B. Identifying and Treating Blockages to Healing: New Approaches to Therapy-Resistant Patients. New York: Thieme; 2004. V. [5] Strittmatter, B. Ear Acupuncture: A Precise Pocket Atlas Based on the Works of Nogier/Bahr. New York: Thieme; 2011.

@elvnprince 3 года назад

Same!!

@edwigcarol4888 3 года назад

That's the best proof... discovering an effect, a fact without any prejudice... Linking the dots afterwards

@sandrabarrett-hoomani4822 3 года назад

Same here!

@kestag2110 3 года назад

I can massage my ears but I personally don’t like my ears being touched by others. I will usually tell massage therapist not to touch my ears.

@WeWereTheJoySetBeforeHim 11 дней назад

I've dealt with severe issues from benzo/ssri wd/damage for the past 5 yrs and the past 2 weeks have been hell on earth from anxiety and panic. My body was so exhausted. I did the ear things for 3 mins and I literally feel safe and calm for the first time in weeks. Thank you

@jennifersmith3245 6 месяцев назад

Wow 30 mins ago I went into a full blown panic attack, my heart racing, shaky, sweaty,etc. I felt like going to the hospital but I thought I would try a few things first. So I found some different suggestions on the internet of corse all different breathing exercises , which helped just a little bit. I came across this video which was something I have never heard of and thought I will give it a try. I am absolutely impressed. Honestly I can't believe it. I am starting to think " was I really having a panic attack?" I have never recovered from a panic attack this quickly. It is hard to believe that a little over 30 mins ago I was ready to go to the hospital and now I am completely back to myself. WTF!! AWESOME

@WeWereTheJoySetBeforeHim 11 дней назад

same here, wow that was amazing

@yennareihana7019 2 года назад

I did this last night in bed before falling asleep and I came back here to say I honestly had the best sleep I’ve had in a long time. I’m 34 weeks pregnant so it’s a bit harder than usual to get a good nights rest, the couple of times I did wake up I fell straight back asleep and have not felt so calm in ages. I woke up feeling amazing! Thank you so much

@dawnrowe867 2 года назад

This is great! I am going to teach this to my students!

@Hanzo2024 2 года назад

Aw god bless you and your little chickpea , I hope he be born healthy and happy

@thinkforyourselfjohn3163 2 года назад

That's so awesome. Thank you for sharing with us.

@pamgilbert4502 2 года назад

@@dawnrowe867 wow what a great teacher you are this should be mandatory for kids they're so full of anxiety due to this current culture we live in

@kevinbunn7915 2 года назад

How is the little one now? My sister is due any week now

@lisamariesauve7942 3 года назад

I’m a psychologist lol. I am going to tell ALL my clients about this. Thank you!!!!🙏🏻

@SukieBaxter 3 года назад

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing this with your clients! 😊💜

@BlaBla-rx7yl 3 года назад

You are a good psychologist!! Trying to learn more and ( Really ) care

@aakritibansal9487 3 года назад

Really wonderful ... I m suffering with trigeminal neuralgia...no specific treatment known...but I got relaxed after doing this...thanks a lot...first time I got smone whom I can relate...very nice ...do u consult online.🙏

@richelle3125 2 года назад

@@kjulietraven My exact thoughts!!!

@iBike2Live 2 года назад

Yes, being a psychologist IS a laugh out loud moment, isn’t it! You’re funny!

@MichealLoris 8 месяцев назад

Psilocybin mushrooms healed me . I can't explain it but my experience has been spiritual and eye opening . I also started micro dosing . It really helped me get rid of depression and anxiety .

@kathleenmcclenahan5701 8 месяцев назад

I've been looking to get my hands on shrooms for my anxiety and stress levels . Any one knows where I can source ?

@bizffatar5824 8 месяцев назад

@@kathleenmcclenahan5701Yes dr.jeffshroom

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@@bizffatar5824dr.jeffshroom is the best . He's been my go to for anything psychedelics and shrooms . He's very good

@DeliveryCompany-dl9vb 8 месяцев назад

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@heatherldutrow1204 8 месяцев назад

@@DeliveryCompany-dl9vbYes he's dr. jeffshroom

@pampssears3143 2 месяца назад

I have had trouble yawning for 2 days and my resting heart rate laying in bed was 101. My sister told me it was probably my vagus nerve. Researching a resolution, i found your video and I'm absolutely grateful to you. I first tried your video about moving your eyes and I fellt so calm doing it. Then i tried this one. Pushing the skin behind my ears made me burst into tears. My husband was watching and looked concerned. I told him I have no clue why I was crying. But it was so relieving to me. The yawning issue was so much less today and my heart rate has gone down. I'm going to keep trying this as I feel it has helped so much. Thank you!!

@harleyinred 2 года назад

i had tightness in my chest and spiked heart rate, i did this and it made me fall asleep, relaxed me and my heart rate went to normal and felt calm, thank you more than words can say 😊

@karinlesser1590 2 года назад

Fabulous! I am a great believer in massage but never realized the ear potential. Was surprised by the amount of heat they generated and the overall relaxation I felt.

@interfacefirst 2 года назад

Thank you! I'm surviving hate crime and my body is holding on to trauma. Yesterday I became concerned with the increase in related symptoms and signals. I started practicing QiGong and yoga stretches to release trauma 3 days ago. After practicing I notice the trauma moving or jumping around my body as though the trauma is trapped. Today I found your Utube channel and subscribed. I now have hope learning how to release the trapped trauma. Thank you for your peaceful and calming nature.🌺 God bless~

@barbarasmith4560 2 года назад

I been going g throught the samething for 3 .month

@anitathurlow2730 2 года назад

I too, got sleepy. Was relaxing for me.

@mohansequeira3236 Год назад

Dear Terri..Namaste from India..how long we have to do each of them? like holding for 30 seconds is fine? also can I do that while i work from home sitting on chair?

@marcblur9055 2 года назад

I watched this video while wearing a pulse oximeter and watching the bpm number as I did the exercises. I started with a bpm of 98-102. By the end of the video, bpm was down to a low of 64, but a pretty sustained 70-72. The most remarkable thing was the release of tension in the chest as I breathed as well as the relief from back pain between the shoulder-blades along the spine. I have to admit I watched the first video recommendation with the hand on head exercises as a complete skeptic. As quickly as those produced results, this was even quicker and would be easier to do in public if you're feeling anxious. 99% O2 level and 70bpm as I finish typing this.

@karinberryman2009 2 года назад

You’re very switched on to have thought of measuring this technique!

@Nanobot888 Год назад

Almost exact same results here

@kaushalkishore5759 Год назад

Really amazing

@soniapriya6276 Год назад

Really good.thanks

@yvonnemorton5256 Год назад

@klydlc Год назад

I was about to sleep but I had anxiety attack. I tried meditating but took me a while to slow down my breaths. I encountered your video about neck stretches and this one, instant relief!! Thank you ❤

@abdulhameedmalikofficial8199 10 месяцев назад

@rb2mj366 Год назад

Omg, this was amazing. Had no idea ears could hold tension, so was very surprised when my ears felt soft and loose after doing the massages. I certainly feel calmer then I did before this video. Thank You so much for your time and effort to share this with us ❤️

@rebbedoes Год назад

Me too ❤

@Rain9Quinn Год назад

Same!

@peterblack1538 2 года назад

As a vision impaired person Suki, I appreciate not only the video but your description of the various massage techniques. I can’t see you clearly so your descriptions mean more to me than most.

@TwinAquarius484 3 года назад

A simple life saver. It feels like I just took a weight off my neck and my mind is clearing up and my body is loosening up. amazing, this should be like in health class in middle school so maybe teenagers would stop freaking out.

@joycebrannen1943 2 года назад

My neck cracked a lil, after. My neck has alway’s been a problem. Was in best shape of my life, stretching out, through yoga.

@kevinbunn7915 2 года назад

@@joycebrannen1943 I'm getting close to the end of chiropractic school. I can help your neck! And not just crack it lol... that's not my philosophy

@kevinbunn7915 2 года назад

@@nataliesmith9947 I still feel like there's a stigma around mental health, even with more people trying to recognize it. If they taught us these things, probably in middle and high school, we'd have more skills to handle the stresses of life and kids could learn about mental health. They probably won't be interested, but it could be taught again in high school. What really pisses me off is that none of my psychiatrists worked on these things with me as a kid. I'm 33 now, and have dealt with OCD since I was 5. They would ask me some questions, then talk about my SSRI. I don't even remember the questions, but it wasn't even beneficial talk therapy. I hated going there as a kid, so talk therapy probably wasn't the best anyway, unless the doc had a good personality... and none of them did until I was an adult lol. If they could've done more activities with me, like breathing or this kind of stuff, or games or something that are calming, it would have been sooo much better. Sorry I got off topic and rambled on! This stuff is super important though, especially if you have kids or work with kids, like yourself.

@carlytinocoaching 8 месяцев назад

I did this while having pretty severe anxiety and all of the sudden I realized I was about to fall asleep!! This is incredible. thank you!

@sherrimandel6983 11 месяцев назад

Psychedelic are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety...it saved my life

@jefferyscott8148 11 месяцев назад

Please does anyone know where I can get them? I put so much on my plate and it really affects my stress and anxiety level. I would love to try shrooms.

@melissacampbell9915 11 месяцев назад

When you've experienced psilocybin, the visions, the feeling that others feel become relatable and real, but when you haven't they could sound weird

@allybee342 11 месяцев назад

Saw some reviews about myco_louiis,checked him out and I must recommend he is good at what he does

@hazeemakhan5301 11 месяцев назад

@ Bianca is he on insta?

@tessymitch 11 месяцев назад

I live in Michigan….suffering for awhile now but didnt realize how serious I may have it until recently - probably bc of @self medicating” with alcohol

@humanbutchery9412 2 года назад

This actually helped, I encourage anybody who stumbled across this video to try it

@amgod40 3 года назад

My ears were like pulling on a stone when I started and like jello afterwards. Also felt lighter in my chest. What an awesome and simple exercise. Thank you.

@SukieBaxter 3 года назад

You are very welcome! I'm glad it had such a powerful effect for you.

@marcov7691 2 года назад

@@SukieBaxter is it good to recovery tinnitus?

@joeschmoe373 9 месяцев назад

As a chronic pain sufferer I noticed immediate pain relief. Thank u beyond words for that.

@user-lp3pw1hc3k 10 месяцев назад

I’ll be doing this everyday now . Instant relief . My eyes closed almost immediately and I definitely feel really relaxed ! THANK YOU ! ❤

@StampinJax Год назад

You may have saved me from a life of anxiety! I suffer constantly from this feeling of catching my breath like going down a roller coaster. I did your ear exercises and the neck stretching video and got major relief! Anxiety is really difficult to live with. These exercises are simple but amazing results. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

@sindexxx Год назад

I have that feeling too with my anxiety. Try to ride the rollercoaster, trick your brain like you would love this feeling and day by day it will start disappearing slowly. Your anxiety won't have this feeling associated with flight or fight so it will stop eventually.

@_cheesebol5636 Год назад

@@sindexxx thank u so much for saying this 🤍

@stephaniefoster8009 Год назад

Try 1500mg three times a day of organic ashwagandha. It helped me a lot

@shiwanirajwar7042 Год назад

@@_cheesebol5636 hey, may i ask you that how yoy doing now with your anxiety?

@empress2Fine Год назад

@@shiwanirajwar7042great question

@busyazn 2 года назад

Thank you for this video! 1:15 pulling your ears away from your head 1:55 vagus nerve 4:00 another way to massage the vagus nerve

@bohosmiles6521 2 года назад

Oh wow this is so good and my heart rate was 80 resting now its 70 so I'm relaxed state now

@zerobudgethealth3308 Год назад

3:14 Vagus Area in Ear 👂 in upper part

@elizabethwinsor5140 Год назад

I got so relaxed my head fell off!

@clairee4939 Год назад

Thanks

@amyalewine Год назад

@@zerobudgethealth3308 Can you tell me more. This hurts my left ear when I engage that point. Thank You

@rosemack6628 11 месяцев назад

I had a migraine brewing when I started this massage. Within minutes the pain and tension has cleared in my head! Thank you xxx

@KellyStevenson1968 6 месяцев назад

I have auffered from severe TMJ for over 20 years, and I had IMMEDIATE relief after doing these exercises! The first thing that has truly EVER worked! I'm also a DV survivor, so I also found relief for my entire nervous system that I wish I would have known years ago as a trauma survivor. So - thank you..I'm grateful for the work that you do.

@smjoyal 2 года назад

I came home one day in an agitated state after lunch with my mother. I am prone to anxiety. I saw this and opted to try it out instead of a regular meditation. I became so relaxed that I almost fell asleep! This does not happen to me, I can live in my head and be a real skeptic. What an amazing and simple exercise to discharge anxiety. Thank you so much. Please keep releasing videos like this one.

@jabah126 Год назад

Incredible relief. My breathing has completely changed slowed down, more rhythmic. Feel sleepy and totally relaxed. Thank you 😊

@mariebarker4499 Год назад

Jesus is coming soon! Please make sure you know Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour! Please don't be left behind! Accept and believe in Jesus Christ! John 3:16, Revelation 20:15

@kathleenreeves1193 7 месяцев назад

Love watching your video - I am 73 and just been told I have heart failure. Need to be calm and these exercises are very helpful

@erinvanwaas-yb9zh Год назад

Wow. I don’t think I’ve felt this relaxed other than having a full body massage. Thank you

@MrBungle900 3 года назад

Perfect video at the perfect moment. I’ve been stuck in an activated trauma state for a week now and this just released me. I cried halfway through as my nervous system began to relax. And again at the end as I was so grateful for this release. And I’m so grateful to you. I cannot express how much I appreciate you right now. From the bottom of my soul, thank you. 🙌✨♥️

@carolejackson8357 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing. I appreciate your Insight.

@rosemarydavidson4333 3 года назад

Whilst I was doing the ear exercises, I noticed that my tinnitus went away. It felt amazing

@michelleoldbury2808 3 года назад

Hi rosemary when you did this did ur tinnitus come back

@rosemarydavidson4333 3 года назад

It did come back unfortunately. But those few moments were absolutely perfect

@pamelab832 3 года назад

Me too! This is great.

@annalisaliljubaldurs 3 года назад

Now that you mention it, so did mine👏🏼🙏🏽

@carmenmiranda4108 3 года назад

I cut down on sugar and my tinnitus is almost gone!

@44sashi Год назад

It felt so good and calmed my breathing immediately. Thank you for this practice!

@nickturnbull4105 Год назад

Absolutely incredible ,I feel so much calmer and sleepy after this exercise. My anxiety has reduced from an 8 to a 1 . I can't remember the last time I felt this calm and relaxed. Thank you so much Sukie ,your pod casts are so well done and of enormous help . Can't really thank you enough ,with best wishes ,Nick.

@leannshort2211 8 месяцев назад

I agree! She is incredible!

@adolatrija 8 месяцев назад

Where is Suki?

@childofthe60s100 8 месяцев назад

QUACKERY AND CHARLATANISM!!!! PEOPLE LIKE THIS, WHO HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF PHYSIOLOGY, MAY CAUSE UNTOLD HARM. IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM - SEE A DOCTOR - DON'T RELY ON THE UNEDUCATED OPINIONS OF RU-vid FAKERS. YOU DON'T KNOW THEM - THEY DON'T KNOW YOU. THEY PERFORM NO MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS - THEY HAVE NO MEDICAL AUTHORITY. THEIR GLIB ADVICE MAY INFLAME AND WORSEN YOUR CONDITION.

@ellenthom4672 7 месяцев назад

Does this help with vegal nerve?

@janetmarceau2821 3 года назад

I too, was having unexplained heightened anxiety today. I always pray about it and your video popped up. I could not hardly believe the change in my breathing and overall feeling of relaxation and an overwhelming relief of the anxiety. I am 68 and have had anxiety/panic attacks since I turned 30. I have been on medication, but this was instant relief! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

@sandybryan533 3 года назад

I also got instant breathing relief I'm like wow. I started having unexplained anxiety and didn know what to do

@lisanelke9726 2 года назад

As soon as I started massaging my right ear, I felt overwhelming drowsiness and started taking deep breaths automatically, not by trying to breathe like that on purpose. That was a huge surprise!

@maureenspratley-longo5189 4 месяца назад

Been having palpitations and lightheadedness. Tried this ear massage through the video....and I must say I feel some relief. Thank you.

@lovecats09 2 месяца назад

That first ear massage made me burst out crying. That’s crazy.

@juliaorpheus Месяц назад

Yes! I am so much more emotional after doing this, but in a good way.

@shelleylindholm6006 2 года назад

This has been incredible. My neck and jaw immediately relaxed and my throat feels more open. I can even tell that my sinuses are more open. Thank you.

@9maymaymay 2 года назад

Love that I was somehow guided to find you today. I am 61 and have been an 'anxiety victim' for most of my life. I have been consciously working on personal growth and seeking out knowledge of the amazing body and mind I have been 'living within' ..of which I realise now, I knew so very little about. I feel kind of a little more 'alive' with vibrant yet calming energy after these simple exercises. Very grateful for you sharing your knowledge 🙏. I shall be making this part of a daily morning habit.

@lisasolo3133 Год назад

Wow! This works immediately. I could feel a tingly sensation that moved from chest, to stomach to pelvis and an overall sense of calm within minutes. This is powerful stuff. Thank you so much for posting.

@browneyedcarney 10 месяцев назад

I'm just learning about the vagus nerve and these exercises were amazing! Never did I ever believe that your ears could, or needed to, relax as much as mine did and there was an overall sense of calm.

@allisonhogan7443 2 года назад

I've tried many different exercises and techniques to help calm myself when in fight or flight. This is the only one that has worked. My breathing slowed immediately, and I even started yawning. Thank you 🙏

@lilet3283 2 года назад

Worked like a charm! Thank you. I felt relax and sleepy

@heathermarylundyn3051 2 года назад

@annaterese7855 2 года назад

exactly the same here, so relaxed and yawning. Interestingly I've always massaged my ears when stressed intuitively but never understood why until today. It also works with cats btw...my little furry loves a gentle ear massage...she starts drooling so I'm curious if the vagus nerve in cats works the same as in humans.

@thinkforyourselfjohn3163 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing. I noticed my breathing changed within 5 minutes. God Bless you.

@thinkforyourselfjohn3163 2 года назад

@@annaterese7855 How interested. Thank you for sharing with us.

@marieendres8790 Год назад

As a certified craniosacral therapist, in practice for 20 years, Sukie Baxter does an excellent job sharing Vagus Nerve Massage for Stress and Anxiety Relief. I felt immediate ease and relaxation in my jaw and throat and stomach. I plan to use this self massage a few minutes nightly as I am falling asleep.

@sephalipanda5463 Год назад

Any idea why she hasn't posted anything on her channel since a year?

@pushpaprabhudessai5300 Год назад

Thanks a lot. Nice idea, anybody can try this, so that if there is any problem can be solved. God bless you.

@Truehoon Год назад

@Jesse Kawaii hater

@thenovicenovelist Год назад

@@sephalipanda5463 I was wondering the same thing. Maybe she's busier now?

@slee7991 Год назад

What does a craniosacral therapist do?

@ankitadas4328 11 дней назад

I had an instant lulling and calm effect running through my face, neck and eyes. Thank you so much!

@annette-in-vegas 6 месяцев назад

I was so stressed and anxious that I was tingling all over. I did these massages and felt instant relief. Thank you, Sukie!

@elovberg 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing! My stress level was through the roof, my sinuses felt full and my brain was foggy. After going through this massage with you, a large sense of calm has come over me, my sinuses are much less stuffy and the brain fog is gone! Thank you so much for this wonderful tool!.... Now I understand why my dog likes his ears massaged so much!

@positivevibe7684 2 года назад

OMG..I can relate. My body feels like it's in a state of muscle tension and tightness. Sinus pressure in my face, tight scalp, etc.. I wake up almost every night with racing heart..i do suffer from anxiety. Sometimes breathing exercises help but other times I reach for half muscle relaxer...which helps me to get back to sleep. I have a glass of wine or two during the day which helps. Listening to music, meditation and reading helps as well. Glad to come across this video. I pray it help release built up tension and muscle tightness. I know it will take time due to I have been tensed up for years. But my body will get back to a relax state sending you all Positive Energy 💕

@marissacarlson7981 Год назад

My ears got intensely warm but not in an uncomfortable way. It felt like circulation of blood and energy flooded those areas for the first time in who knows how long. Amazing!!!

@eriku571 8 месяцев назад

I found this to be very soothing and gently calming. I really found the description of creating sensory information amazingly helpful to understand attentive Neurological movement practices and lessons. I haven't heard it explained that way before.

@hanagloriaedelblum5693 5 месяцев назад

This is one of the best videos I have seen on reflexology. The reactions in comments are inspiring. I join relaxingmusic in a prayer for all who are in pain or fear to find healing and serenity. You are an angel on earth. Thank you! ❤

@catstevens6613 Год назад

I have been having anxiety episodes for the past 7 months. Every 4 weeks I have endured a very full on physical experience of heart palpations.. I have had medical echogram shows heart is healthy. I was told possibly go on "heart meds" to reduce beats however I just didn't sit well with this. I was diagnosed having "anxiety" stored and trauma stored away for a long period of time in my life. That does make sense.. I feel like a motor running in the background that goes into overdrive at any given time. I was told about the vagus nerve not long ago by a homeopath . I found YOU as well.. I am trying to help myself as I can't keep going on like this... Its not nice, its uncomfortable when these heart palpations just come especially when I am in bed trying to rest or sleep... I am doing the exercises.. I need to commit to this... I want a happy and healthy life moving forward.. Thankyou so much, I will keep engaging in your videos... God Bless you...

@PabluchoViision 2 года назад

In addition to the other virtues of these videos-your calm, clear, knowledgeable, and supportive tone and approach-the video production itself is very well done. Particularly helpful to have the zoomed-in inset along with the main image.

@iamkat-agnt99-ash-kbt.59 8 месяцев назад

Wow! This was fantastic for me thank you! It made my ears & jaw feel so much better. 🙏💕

@lowellbastianelli9267 Год назад

Thank you for taking the time to present this procedure to monitor your stress level using your knowledge of the vagus nerve network

@sherrycamp8837 Год назад

I work with women who have been severly traumatized and this really worked for me today I am breathing easier and can feel a major difference in my body. I am following your videos and will use these techniques with the women I work with mentoring them through trauma. Thanks!!!!!

@AngeloDiLeonforte 2 года назад

The first night in a month and a half that I slept all night long without waking up for panic attacks. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart ♥️

@niksa5512 2 года назад

U felt some breathing problems too??

@nittyasandran6313 2 года назад

@@niksa5512 i do..been a month..heart keeps pounding..n having sleeping difficulty. Make myself more worst

@niksa5512 2 года назад

@@nittyasandran6313 its ok its all anxiety...i was in this situation before i litrally felt like i lost myself...its u who can deal with this

@niksa5512 2 года назад

@@nittyasandran6313 u can consult a doctor else...i did the same i took some medicines now i feel better... don't worry much its normal try to distract yourself stay busy whole day do what u love❤️

@nittyasandran6313 2 года назад

@@niksa5512 doc said its anxiety as well..been on medication for few months..went for 2nd opinion.. That dr asked me to stop all my medication n try to control it by myself. I Feel like lost..not easy to come out from this. 😭i have GERD n reflux.. Omg! Feel burning sensation..so many at a time😭

@amygwilt6874 8 месяцев назад

I can't believe how this reduced by stress level. Thank you for the wonderful info and demo.

@strawb3r_ Месяц назад

I've tried so many of these reset exercises and this is the first one that actually made a significant difference! thank you

@monikakelley6193 Год назад

I have several rare autoimmune disorders. When I eat I get super cold, plus I have chronic anxiety. I followed your video, by the time I was done I was warm and calm. Thank you so much❣️

@madameir 2 года назад

Thank you SO much! I suffer from PTSD and anxiety attacks. These techniques are so powerful at calming me especially since I feel anxiety in my throat mostly (I suffered anaphylaxis hence the PTSD). I also have bad sinus which contribute to throat irritiaton which is massively triggering for me. This honestly has been the most beneficial thing for me to learn. I am SO grateful 🙏 💛

@AMSHEPP Год назад

I can’t believe this! I woke up very stressed and did this and I am so relaxed now. Thank you

@noraN33 4 месяца назад

You are a life saver! Cant thank you enough for your content. I have been using your exercise for about a year now. They help tremendously

@cammyshawn 2 года назад

This is amazing! I have constant anxiety and muscle tension. I've had years of TMJ problems that resulted in surgery. I've been on Xanax and migraine medications. This is the first exercise that I have done that I can feel relaxing my body from the lower thoracic area up to the top of my head better than anti-anxiety medication! Thank you!

@MightDie 2 года назад

Same!

@waynej2608 Год назад

What is 'tmj'?

@cammyshawn Год назад

@@waynej2608Temporal Mandibular Joint disease (tmj) is degeneration of the jaw joints. It cause loss of mobility, stiffness, pain, headaches etc.

@waynej2608 Год назад

@@cammyshawn Ty.

@blueheaven4838 2 года назад

So surprised that a simple ear massage can soothe oneself in such a way. Thank you Ms. Baxter for sharing this technique. And by the way your voice itself is so calm and makes one feel better.

@jasonseifried7192 7 месяцев назад

I watch all your videos for the vagus nerve and you’re so amazing. I’m glad people take the time out of their life to help someone. I do construction work and you’re motivating me to create handy man videos for homeowners. So they don’t have to pay costly repairs.

@amstenger6 3 месяца назад

I like how these are simple movements that you can do anytime, anywhere. I did notice a calm

@NeelSea 2 года назад

I’ve had chronic dizziness for almost 2 years that feels it comes from one side of my neck/head. They assume it’s from tight neck and shoulder muscles. It dominates my life. When I did this on that side (where I always feel heat and pain behind my ear even) everything was SOOOO STIFF, the skin behind my ear on that side wouldn’t even slide at all. Doing it once I could tell a chance in my sinus on that side! I’m hoping with continuing this, maybe my dizziness will go away!!!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 So glad I found you and your videos!

@RamonaMcKean 2 года назад

How are you doing now?

@operamom3303 Год назад

I have the same issue!!! It is very debilitating! Vertigo and drs said nothing could be done. Meditation and Yoga helps as well as sleep but i need to do this now! Glad it popped up on my youtube

@lisamichelle6078 Год назад

@@operamom3303 I had vertigo..look up the epley maneuver and the vertigo half summersault maneuver...they're a game changer

@NeelSea Год назад

@@RamonaMcKean it has improved a lot. Doing vagus exercises, facial/jaw and neck massage myself that I learned from an amazing esthetician has helped a lot, along with nervous system/limbic system retraining. Ive come to the conclusion its jaw/neck muscle trigger points & tension, that stress makes worse

@NeelSea Год назад

@@operamom3303 Im so sorry youre dealing with it as well. I hope you find something to help you as well. Ive definitely had to be my own advocate, unless you have bppd, drs are clueless about dizziness. Facial/jaw/neck massage and upper trap trigger points have helped the most. As well as calming my nervous system. Im finally walking more, going in stores again when it was debilitating before

@howdyfellas920 3 года назад

I used to have a lot of anxiety and only now watching this I notice that I've always unknowingly/instinctively touched those exact areas of my ear or around the ear as a way of relief. The body knows what to do, it was definitely programmed into us.

@sarajane8832 9 месяцев назад

Instant results. Thank you so much. I will be practicing everyday! Needed this today more than ever.

@nellieashby9454 7 месяцев назад

Thank you! Your vasgus nerve videos have changed my life. Literally. I can't express enough gratitude. I notice you haven't posted new videos in quite some time. Please come back!

@Nolasusan1 3 года назад

As a trained massage therapist taught by master therapists, this was part of the massage. It results in truly incredible relief. Thank you for posting!

@timyatcak3292 2 года назад

Where do these IDIOTS come up with this fiction?

@oldbatwit5102 2 года назад

@@timyatcak3292 From their inner La-La Land, accessed through the vagus nerve. It cures everything except the drive to post nonsense on social media.

@lynndavies2641 3 года назад

Love this! I have a hearing disease, which I've had operations for. I use hearing aids. I also have extreme and continuous tinnitus. This technique released the tightness around and in each ear, relaxed me, slowed my breathing and heart rate. Calming the vagus nerve seems to give me ability to be present with my condition as an observer from a distance...as if it's not happening to me. Great addition to my contemplative daily practices (yoga, meditation and resonance breathing). Assists alot with anxiety and relieves depression from chronic pain and trauma. Thanks, Suki! I'm determined to be my own "healer" without medication.

@amyrogers7047 3 года назад

Yes! I'm hearing impaired as well, as well as I was suffering from CPTSD, and the accompanying mental health conditions.. 2 months ago is when I started practicing body mind and Spirit activities, including vagal nerve stimulation, and stretching the psoas muscle .. released decades worth of trauma in a pretty frightening experience, but since then I am literally changed at my core and no longer react from a place of fear...

@krisnovo5375 3 года назад

@@amyrogers7047 Thank you for sharing your experience, I'm so happy it helped you! Would you mind sharing why the release of trauma was a frightening experience? I'm just beginning with vagus nerve excersises and would like to understand what to expect :)

@amyrogers7047 3 года назад

@@krisnovo5375 hi message me, the reason it was frightening is because I didn't know what was going on and thought I was having a seizure.. I was doing a lot of dangerous work that I was not ready for yet I learned, that's why it was so sudden and violent.. it is not recommended, I was just stumbling around on RU-vid and Google. Yes, let's definitely share experiences! This is powerful stuff! ❤️

@krisnovo5375 3 года назад

@@amyrogers7047 Hi Amy! Thank you for your openness! Indeed, this is a very important topic ❤ I am not sure how to private message someone here. Can we perhaps exchange emails? Or IG novo.kris

@lynndavies2641 3 года назад

@@krisnovo5375 Hi Kris. I’m not sure I’ll be of use. Not a social media person. I just felt compelled to share because of not feeling like I belong.

@WIllz2GOTA 27 дней назад

Anyone else do this everyday and find relief each time?

@frankzerbian9331 2 месяца назад

It made my head feel lighter, in my jaw and definately around my ears. You're a blessing to my injury. Thank You

@CindyMindy14 2 года назад

If only you knew how much this has helped me! For years I thought something was wrong with me medically. After doing this exercise and your other video I feel like I can relax and take deep breaths! Thank you thank you!

@powerslaurae Год назад

Learning to be gentle and not rough was then most difficult part of this - good lesson for me ❤ Love this Thank you

@jb562 9 месяцев назад

Absolutely worked!! I love this channel!! Thank you!

@LindaSheaffefSheaffer-bo4vm 7 месяцев назад

So grateful I found these videos! Thank you!

@profici11 3 года назад

If you watch babies, they often rub their ears with their fists when they are tired (the infant's equivalent of stress) and that, combined with a facial expressions says "I've had enough". We were born with the reflex to do this massage, but somehow have managed to forget it and have to have it taught back to us. Thank you for doing it so well!

@ashleymonicalmusic 3 года назад

I’ve been doing this everyday (sometimes multiple times a day) for about 3 weeks and it is so healing. I love it. Thank you so much 🙏🏼

@gummybear41283 2 года назад

so it stopped your anxiety

@Jg-ej8zs 9 месяцев назад

Wonderful! So glad I found you!

@3rdand20 6 месяцев назад

Wow I went from a major anxiety attack to almost falling asleep, thanks so much!

@karenfreyer3852 Год назад

I can not believe how much this has helped me relax the tension I have been feeling in my body. I was in a car accident and afterward the inside of my body felt like it was shaking although physically visually I was not. This has helped calm the internal jitters. I also have to say I loved seeing your cat walk through the video. So adorable. Thanks so much for sharing this incrediably helpful video.

@lozachiza Год назад

The cat presence was very calming

@maddie9185 Год назад

I was in an accident too and it’s like my whole nervous system was thrown out out of wack. Meditation and deep breathing along with staying away from all negativity has helped. This technique will be incorporated to my routine

@donnachiarappi4285 Год назад

I thought the cat was great too!

@LovelyTrendyCoolGirl 3 года назад

Seeing the cute kitty made me relax even more during this massage 😂 instant serotonin 💕 Thank you it was very beneficial 🙏

@Greeneguy1963 3 года назад

Kitty!

@ashleymonicalmusic 3 года назад

Me too! The kitty! 😍

@sighidk786 3 месяца назад

This worked! I love it. You are making such a positive impact on the world!!! Hats off to you, Dr.

@TheOpy83 2 года назад

This massage made me feel sleep, like I felt my eyelids getting heavier. It's a pleasant feeling, like I began to feel things softening in my ears and around them. Thank you for this video! And to everyone watching It, I hope It brings you place and relief.