25/09/2025
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🌊✨ Float Therapy for Nervous System Regulation & Cortisol Reduction
In today’s fast-paced world, stress isn’t just a feeling—it’s a biological reality. One system that takes the hardest hit is the central nervous system (CNS), which regulates everything from heartbeat to emotions. When stress lingers, cortisol (the body’s primary stress hormone) stays elevated, disrupting sleep, mood, immunity, and overall wellbeing. Float therapy offers a unique way to restore balance.
What Is Float Therapy?
Also known as sensory deprivation or REST (Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy), float therapy involves lying in a tank filled with warm water and Epsom salt. You float effortlessly in darkness and silence—or with soft light and music if you choose. This sensory-free environment helps the body and mind drop into deep relaxation.
How It Supports the Nervous System
Under constant stress, the CNS is stuck in “fight or flight.” Floating shifts the body into “rest and digest,” activating repair and recovery. Research shows even a single float can spark theta brainwave activity, linked to meditation and restorative sleep. This helps calm overactive stress circuits and reduce anxiety.
Float Therapy & Cortisol
While cortisol is vital for short-term stress, chronically high levels lead to fatigue, weight gain, and low immunity. Studies show floating can significantly reduce cortisol after just one session, while boosting mood and wellbeing. The sensory reduction eases perceived threat, allowing the body’s stress system to reset naturally.
Cumulative Benefits
One float feels great—but regular sessions build resilience. Many report:
✔️ Better sleep
✔️ Improved emotional regulation
✔️ Reduced anxiety
✔️ A calmer baseline for daily life
✨ Float therapy isn’t just relaxation—it’s a science-backed reset for your nervous system and hormones. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, it might be exactly what your body and mind need.
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