🔥 Feeling burned out? My 7-Day Burnout Reset Course (usually $97) is FREE for a limited time → https://ra.takeadeepbreath.co.uk/burnoutreset Today's guest is Dr. Anjani Teeves, an osteopathic physician and diaphragm expert. We talk about why stiffness is actually stagnant lymph, how your diaphragm controls 90% of circulation, why you're only using 25% of your breathing capacity, the 74 diaphragms in your body, and how to fix your breathing to transform your health instantly. Chapters; 0:00 Introduction: The Diaphragm Expert 0:29 How Childhood Tickling Led to Breath Mastery 2:58 Discovering Breath as a Superpower 4:36 Why Chronic Illness Patients All Have Poor Breathing 7:33 What is the Thoracic Diaphragm? 8:48 Anatomy: How the Diaphragm Attaches to Your Spine 12:21 How Muscles Contract and Relax 13:47 The Diaphragm as a Pump for Air and Fluid 16:30 Can You Strengthen the Diaphragm Like a Bicep? 19:21 Why Stiffness is Actually Lymphatic Congestion 22:09 The Diaphragm Controls Circulation More Than Your Heart 23:12 Understanding Lymph and Why It Matters 26:41 What Happens When Lymph Gets Stuck 30:29 Everything Congested With Lymph Gets Stiff 31:46 How the Diaphragm Affects Heart Health 35:00 The Pericardium and Why Your Heart Needs to Spiral 40:13 What Happens When the Heart Can't Move Properly 43:51 The Best Exercise You Can Do Right Now 46:08 Most of Your Diaphragm is on Your Back 48:38 Better Fluid Motion is Better Physiology 49:49 Why Sitting Up Straight Actually Hurts Your Breathing 53:03 The Key: Finding the Transition Point on Your Sit Bones 55:12 How to Start Using Your Full Diaphragm 58:38 Why Your Hips Get Tight When You Don't Breathe Well 1:00:23 The Body Has 74+ Diaphragms That All Work Together 1:04:45 Every Major Joint Has Its Own Diaphragm 1:05:56 The Extraordinary Capacities of Diaphragms 1:08:45 Quick Tips to Reduce Stiffness and Move Lymph 1:11:26 The Full Body Expansion Technique 1:13:58 Using the Hydraulic System to Move Better 1:15:44 Why Your Muscles Stay Tight to Protect Your Organs 1:18:28 Final Thoughts and Next Steps
