Vagus Hum
A low hum on the exhale can soften the alarm system.
2 min · Body and somatic · Guided in the CalmShield app
What it walks you through
Sit or stand with a loose jaw.
Inhale through the nose, then hum on a long exhale.
Rest in quiet for one breath.
In the app
Each step has what it needs: a timer, a tap counter or a breath pacer. Listen mode reads the steps aloud. At the end you can mark whether it helped, and the app suggests what to try next.
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