35. What is the Stress Response? The Physiology of Survival (Nervous System - Part 2)
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Welcome to Part 2 of 3 in this mini series of episodes on Meditation and the Nervous System.
In this episode, we dive deep into the anatomy of the stress response and explore why meditation is such a powerful antidote.
You’ll learn how this survival system was designed to protect us but how in modern life it often works against us.
Topics covered:
- What the stress response is and why nature designed it
- Your biological defence shield
- Why imagined fears trigger the same reaction as real danger
- How chronic stress drains energy and relegates our health
- A lesson from the animal kingdom
- 5 ways stress physically reshapes the body (jaw, joints, digestion, nerves, tendons)
- Why meditation is a practical tool to reset the nervous system
Stress isn’t just “in your head” — it’s in your body.
Through meditation we help our physical body guide shift the nervous system out of chronic sympathetic activation and into a restorative state where tissues, joints, and nerves can re-lengthen, decompress, and heal.
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Intro music from Upbeat (free for Creators!):
Amazing Day by Iris Young https://uppbeat.io/track/iros-young/amazing-day