https://neurolaunch.com/tongue-on-roof-of-mouth-stress/

Placing your tongue on the roof of your mouth, specifically the tip resting just behind your upper front teeth, isn’t a wellness gimmick. It directly activates pathways in your parasympathetic nervous system, shifts you from mouth to nasal breathing, and reduces the muscle tension that stress drives into your jaw and face. The tongue on roof of mouth stress response is real, it’s fast, and it costs nothing.

Key Takeaways

Correct tongue posture stimulates the palate’s dense nerve supply, indirectly activating the vagus nerve and triggering the body’s “rest and digest” response
Placing the tongue against the palate mechanically redirects airflow through the nose, promoting nasal breathing linked to lower heart rate and reduced stress markers.
Nasal breathing generates nitric oxide in the sinuses, a molecule that relaxes blood vessels and supports cardiovascular calm
Proper tongue positioning reduces jaw clenching and facial muscle tension, two physical symptoms that both signal and reinforce chronic stress
Research on oral posture links correct tongue resting position to improved breathing patterns, better sleep, and measurable shifts in autonomic nervous system activity.

Guerilla mesh networking

The guy who paid attention in physics class

Next on the list for guerrilla networking is to simply pull up at a tower site with a white truck, hiviz and a hard hat.

Looks like the potato chip people and beef people are in cahoots. “Some settling may occur during transit. “

Saddest thing. Someone dropped off a puppy. We saw him on way to town today about a mile from here. Each time we go by with intent to catch him he runs off into the woods. But he keeps sitting by the road waiting in vain for his person to return for him.

I set a live animal trap and we’ll go back after dark and see if we’ve caught him.