You’re not picking your nose.
You’re resetting your nervous system.
I discovered this technique by listening to my intuition.
It calms the mind, releases facial tension, and helps you drop into your body.
Here’s how it works and why it’s so powerful
When you press your index finger inside your nostril and upward toward the nasal bone, you’re not just touching cartilage.
You’re stimulating one of the most powerful parasympathetic triggers in the body:
The sphenopalatine ganglion (SPG).
The SPG is a nerve bundle buried behind your face.
It connects to your:
Feeling stuck, anxious, or disconnected?
It’s not all in your head.
Tension builds up in one of the most important areas of your body, the Solar Plexus.
Here’s how to release the fascia here and finally breathe, feel, and move forward again:
The Solar Plexus isn’t just “core.”
It’s where breath, emotion, and stress all collide.
It’s the center of your diaphragm, gut, and nervous system.
When this area tightens, you stop feeling. You stop trusting yourself.
Breathing gets shallow.
Decisions feel overwhelming.
Energy dips.
Fascia stores tension, not just trauma.
It’s your body’s second brain
Tracking every time you tensed up, held your breath, or shoved down emotion.
The solar plexus becomes a holding tank.
You don’t release that by “thinking positive.”
You release it with your hands and breath.
This one move can make you cry, yawn, pee, or finally feel safe. All because it releases fear.
It’s not magic, it’s fascia.
And it starts right next to your eyes:
In Chinese Medicine, the bladder meridian isn’t just about urination.
It runs down your entire body, from your eyes to your feet and governs your autonomic nervous system.
It’s where the body holds on to deep-rooted fear.
The Fascia Eye Sweep unlocks that fear.
You’ll be activating fascia connected to your:
• Brainstem
• Vagus nerve
• Dura (brain + spinal cord covering)
• Bladder meridian (fight-or-flight system)