What if your body already knew how to calm your anxiety... and you just needed to flip the switch? That switch is your vagus nerve-and learning how to use it is simpler (and faster) than you think.

Whether you're battling social anxiety, panic attacks, sleepless nights, or just a hectic mind that won't slow down, Your Body Knows Calm will show you how to harness your nervous system's built-in chill mechanism-no PhD required.

Inside this practical and encouraging guide, you'll discover:

. The Anxiety Dimmer Switch - how your vagus nerve works and why it's your new best friend

. Quick Calm Techniques - including breathwork, humming, and sensory resets for immediate relief

. Real-Life Routines - for your workday, social life, and even your commute

. The 5-4-3-2-1 Reset - your personal emergency toolkit for managing panic attacks discreetly

. Design Your Calm - create anxiety-reducing spaces at home, work, and on the go

Written by someone who's been there, Patty R. Adams blends personal experience with practical science to help you move from overwhelmed to in control. If you've tried everything and still feel hijacked by anxiety, it's time to stop fighting your body-and start working with it.

Flip the switch. Calm your mind. Reclaim your peace.

Buy now and start activating your calm today!

Autorentext

Patty R. Adams is not a doctor or a neuroscientist-and that's exactly what makes her approach so effective. A passionate mental wellness advocate and curious soul, Patty discovered the power of the vagus nerve not in a clinical setting, but through personal experience with anxiety, stress, and the relentless search for relief that actually works.Frustrated by advice that focused only on mindset, she began exploring the body's role in emotional healing-and everything changed. Her writing combines practical science with encouragement, humor, and a deep respect for the lived experience of anxiety.Patty's mission is simple: to help others feel safe in their own bodies. Through her books and speaking, she empowers readers with simple, science-based tools that can be used anytime, anywhere-no PhD required. When she's not writing, you'll find her savoring strong coffee, overusing sticky notes, and reminding the people she loves to unclench their jaws.