016 — Can Anxiety Disorder Cause Nausea | 5 Science-Backed Fixes
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Can anxiety disorder cause nausea, and what can you do to calm both mind and stomach? Today you will discover why the gut–brain connection explains so many of the physical symptoms of anxiety and how neuroscience offers practical ways to interrupt the cycle. You will understand why nausea is not “in your head,” but a protective reflex misfiring in the wrong context, and how to teach your body safety again. We will explore the hidden link between anxiety and nausea, the nervous system reflex that creates the stomach knot, and the common mistakes that make it worse. You will also learn five science-backed practices that bring relief — from HRV biofeedback to gut-directed hypnotherapy, from slow breathing in moments of crisis to mindfulness interoception and a structured five-minute gut–brain reset. Finally, you will see how neuroplasticity allows the nervous system to rewire over time, transforming the reflex of anxiety into resilience. With insights from psychology and neuroscience, this session shows that anxiety nausea is not a trap. It can be eased, retrained, and eventually replaced with calmer patterns that last.
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