A Nervous System–Led Approach
Resolve the “visceral hypersensitivity” and vagal dysregulation behind bloating, pain, and food reactivity.
Digestive issues are rarely just about food.
A constant sense of tightness or "visceral tension" in the abdomen.
The stomach reacts to stress with immediate pain or bloating.
Anxiety causes stomach pain, and stomach pain causes anxiety.
The gut is the “second brain,” connected by the Vagus Nerve.
"Sympathetic overdrive" inhibits digestion. If you are stressed, your body diverts blood away from the gut, causing cramping and stagnation.
"Visceral hypersensitivity" means the volume on gut sensations is turned up too high.
We use movements that "enhance vagal tone", turning the digestive system back 'on' and turning the pain volume 'off'.
BioCoding™ targets the “autonomic and limbic overactivation” that hits the gut. By facilitating spontaneous release of tension in the core, we restore the “parasympathetic dominance” required for healthy peristalsis (gut movement).
Panic attacks
Emotional range
No, it is in your nervous system. It is a physical “dysregulation within the central and autonomic nervous systems” that affects how the gut functions.
The Vagus Nerve is the primary switch for digestion. “Enhancing vagal tone” physically stimulates the stomach and intestines to process food correctly.
Yes. Bloating is often caused by a “freeze” response in the gut muscles. Releasing “dorsal vagal shutdown” allows the muscles to move normally again.
We recommend sticking to what feels safe, but many clients find that as their “visceral hypersensitivity” decreases, they can reintroduce foods they previously couldn’t tolerate.
If you want to understand your symptoms and explore whether this work is right for you, we’ll begin there no pressure, no obligation.