{"id":5263,"date":"2025-12-05T23:28:15","date_gmt":"2025-12-05T23:28:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/edenshealth.de\/?page_id=5263"},"modified":"2026-10-20T20:11:07","modified_gmt":"2026-10-20T20:11:07","slug":"nervensystem-innere-ruhe-staerken","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/edenshealth.de\/en\/behandlung-von-krankheitsarten\/nervensystem-innere-ruhe-staerken\/","title":{"rendered":"Strengthen the nervous system and inner peace"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Strengthen the nervous system and inner peace<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Natural support for nervous balance, inner peace and stress reduction through nutrition, medicinal plants and routines.<\/p>\n

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Healing goals for nervous strain and inner restlessness<\/h2>\n

Stabilization of the autonomic nervous system (sympathetic\/parasympathetic).<\/p>\n

Stress reduction, reduction of nervousness and sensory overload.<\/p>\n

Promoting inner peace, mindfulness and serenity.<\/p>\n

Relief from difficulty falling asleep, rumination, and chronic tension.<\/p>\n

Protection against stress-related illnesses (high blood pressure, exhaustion, etc.).<\/p>\n

Support for depressive moods, anxiety, and exhaustion.<\/p>\n

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\u26a1 This is how your autonomic nervous system controls everyday life<\/h2>\n

Your nervous system constantly works between two opposing forces: the sympathetic nervous system, which puts the body in a state of alert and readiness, and the parasympathetic nervous system, which, via the vagus nerve, controls rest, digestion, and regeneration. In a healthy state, these two systems alternate flexibly depending on the situation.<\/p>\n

However, under persistent stress, the sympathetic nervous system remains permanently activated, while the parasympathetic nervous system is barely involved. This imbalance not only exhausts the nerve cells themselves but also depletes magnesium \u2013 a mineral essential for nerve impulse transmission and relaxation. The result is a nervous system that never truly relaxes, even at rest.<\/p>\n

The next section shows how this balance can be specifically restored through diet throughout the day.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Breakfast - relaxing & nerve-strengthening<\/h2>\n

Millet or buckwheat porridge with pasture milk, banana, cinnamon and walnuts.<\/p>\n

1 glass of lukewarm water with a little lemon juice and honey.<\/p>\n

Herbal tea with lemon balm, lavender or passionflower.<\/p>\n

Avoid: skim milk, almond milk, sugar, white flour.<\/p>\n

Lunch - nourishing & balancing Steamed vegetables: zucchini, fennel, spinach, sweet potato.<\/h2>\n

Whole grain rice, quinoa or millet.<\/p>\n

Fish, eggs or legumes as a protein source.<\/p>\n

Salad with borage, basil, cress, and sunflower seeds.<\/p>\n

Mild lemon and olive oil dressing, seasoned with turmeric and oregano.<\/p>\n

Snack - soothing & nourishing<\/h2>\n

Mandarin orange, banana or dark berries.<\/p>\n

Walnuts, almonds or cashews (unsalted). Lavender tea or lemon balm tea.<\/p>\n

1 tsp hemp oil or linseed oil.<\/p>\n

Dinner - sleep-inducing & light<\/h2>\n

Vegetable stew with pumpkin, celery, fennel, and zucchini.<\/p>\n

Spelt bread with butter or cottage cheese.<\/p>\n

Calming tea: Valerian, hops, lavender.<\/p>\n

1 tsp honey with warm water or golden milk (turmeric in pasture milk).<\/p>\n

Avoid: Late, heavy meals, raw food, sugar, processed foods, alcohol.<\/p>\n

Medicinal plants & herbs for nerves & balance<\/h2>\n

Lavender - calming, anxiety-relieving.<\/p>\n

Lemon balm<\/span> - relaxing, calming to the nerves.<\/p>\n

Passionflower - for inner restlessness and sleep problems.<\/p>\n

Hops - promotes sleep and relaxation.<\/p>\n

Valerian - calming for stress and tension.<\/p>\n

Ashwagandha<\/span> - adaptogenic, strengthens stress resistance.<\/p>\n

Oat straw (green) - nerve-strengthening, balancing.<\/p>\n

St. John's wort - mood-lifting (Caution: Interactions!).<\/p>\n

Nutrients for the nervous system<\/h2>\n

magnesium<\/span> - calming: almonds, pumpkin seeds, spinach.<\/p>\n

B vitamins strengthen nerves: whole grains, green vegetables, eggs.<\/p>\n

Omega-3 fatty acids \u2013 antidepressant: flaxseed, fish oil. Tryptophan \u2013 promotes serotonin: banana, egg, cashew.<\/p>\n

Zinc - for hormone and neurotransmitter balance: pumpkin seeds.<\/p>\n

Iron - against fatigue: Beetroot, spinach, lentils.<\/p>\n

Potassium-balancing: sweet potato, avocado.<\/p>\n