New edition, coming soon to Google Play and major ebook stores

The Vagus Nerve Reset Workbook

A 30-Day Evidence-Based Program to Calm Stress, Anxiety and Overwhelm with Breathing, Movement, Sleep and Connection

Second Edition, Revised and Expanded · by Levi G. Wilder · 201-page paperback (8.5 × 11 in) and reflowable ebook · Previously published as The Vagus Nerve Healing Bible

Calm isn't a switch you flip. It's a skill your body can learn.

Companion you can get nowThe Vagus Nerve Healing Bible: Interactive Companion WorkbookFree download (PDF).

The vagus nerve links your brain with your heart, lungs and gut, and it plays a central part in how your body settles after stress. This revised and expanded edition turns what the research actually supports into a gentle 30-day program of slow breathing, movement, sleep, daily rhythm and connection. Each day takes about 10 to 20 minutes.

Inside this second edition

  • A 30-day reset in four phases: breath, body, connection and rhythm
  • An honest chapter on polyvagal theory: what it offers as a map, and where scientists disagree
  • What heart rate variability can and can't tell you
  • Chapters on stress and burnout, anxiety and panic, trauma, gut health, sleep, and pain or long-term illness, each with a clear "what these practices can't do" section
  • A straight look at gadgets, cold exposure and vagus nerve "hacks"
  • 24 original diagrams, a quick-reference practice guide and a glossary
  • Real, checked research references
  • Reflection questions in every chapter, plus a free printable companion workbook and a 5-minute reset card

No miracle claims and no hype: just practical, low-risk habits, honest notes on the evidence, and clear advice on when to see a doctor.

Availability

This new edition is coming soon to Google Play Books and major ebook stores, with a paperback to follow. This page will link to each store as soon as the listing is live.

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About the author

Levi G. Wilder is a researcher and trauma survivor who writes research-based self-help workbooks. He isn't a therapist or a doctor. This book is for education and self-help and doesn't replace professional care.