Hi @Thekindone I’m waking the same each morning in fact it’s anxiety that wakes me. Not a good way to start the day. I’ve had my cortisol levels checked as they’re at their highest first thing in the morning, it’s what wakes us up to get into action for the day. I lay there doing deep breathing exercises 5 sec in, hold 5 sec, exhale for 5 sec hold and repeat as many times as you like. This calms me enough to turn my phone on and then do a quick morning mediation with Buddhify a free app recommended by my psychologist. A big glass of water helps also. And strange as it may sound, I talk to my anxiety like “Oh hello old friend, let’s just lay here together for awhile, everything’s okay”. Calm breathing is essential in reducing that knawing gut feeling. All of the above helps me get to a comfortable enough level to get up and have breakfast which is really important too. I’ve found that facing it instead of running from it lessens the intensity. So I suppose if it’s not a chemical imbalance of sorts then it’s all to do with our thoughts. So calming our headspace in turn calms our body. Yoga, meditation and exercise have always been recommended to me by GP’s. I hope you get something from any of the above. Breathe 🙏❤️