Žilvinas Kasteckas
Gydytojas  Osteopatas

Autonomic regulation is often approached as something to be controlled or stimulated. But what if its effectiveness depends on the physiological state from which it operates? This article explores how breathing mechanics, CO₂ regulation, and baseline shifts shape the conditions of regulation.

The autonomic nervous system is not a simple balance. Reduced parasympathetic activity may reflect a broader physiological state shaped by stress, breathing, and autonomic regulation.