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tiktok_alonso
TT Alonso :
Es el Taxi de Luisito Comunica no?
2022-01-25 01:56:32
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ibarra.26.07.04
Axel Glez :
Taxi cdmx GTR probabilidad 0000000000.1%
2022-01-25 07:34:58
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drivehj
Que? :
esos taxis solo se ven aquí en México 😏
2022-04-22 03:35:38
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yair13128
quikeꛕͲ :
Vi otro video donde aparece el mismo auto jajaja
2022-01-25 01:58:04
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benja_r_o
Benja :
Ni al baño llegue tan rápido
2022-01-25 01:34:38
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arturo_orozcog
arturo_orozcog :
Primero
2022-01-25 01:32:40
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victorgavmf1
Victor Guerrero :
Jajajajajajajja
2022-01-25 02:14:41
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cesar_hdz3
Cesar Hernández :
yo en el car parking
2022-01-25 02:04:29
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barty.el.del.gti
Barty.el.del.GTI :
primero 🥰
2022-01-25 01:33:06
55
escalante_cont
escalante_cont :
Me dedicas un tsu tsu tsu ??
2022-01-25 01:33:02
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frezeer2141
👤 :
un grt taxi de cuidad de México xD
2022-02-13 02:54:38
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yisusplay10
JJ.VAZQUEZ_OFICIAL :
taxi tuneado
2022-01-25 02:06:58
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xicor13
Kris † :
temprano
2022-01-25 01:35:59
78
plumonesshop_pachuca
PLUMONESSHOP_PACHUCA_OFICIAL :
Ay inge
2022-01-25 02:46:26
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javier_xd09
Javier Chavez1490 :
hola
2022-01-25 01:34:51
4
chilakilrg07
Alexx Pro47 :
car parking en la vida real
2022-02-06 04:18:39
1
zahid_dls
Zahid :
cuántas posibilidades de encontrar a mi novia?
2022-01-25 01:36:14
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dianavizcarra3
🐺Dianita 🐺🖤🩶🩶♾️ :
Eso ya es de verdad tener Alma de Taxista 😅😅
2022-02-12 18:14:11
1
mikeiaedits
Miguel Camacho :
y ese BM amarillo?
2022-01-25 03:08:53
2
spotterrpmx
Spotterrpmx :
el bm regreso ave fenix
2022-01-25 16:33:03
1
alberto_pere82
Alberto Perez48 :
estaría chido si Nissan sacará una versión standar del GTR para mí sería algo maravilloso🥰 que opinan ustedes😅
2022-02-12 20:23:15
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_gaeljgb_
gaeljgb :
yo tuneando mi carro en Forza
2022-02-12 20:42:27
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srkarol19
KarolRamirez :
Que pro
2022-02-13 00:20:21
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giovanymaldonad
亗 ᎶϟØⓋ么ℕϟ 愛҉ :
yo unas vez encontré un taxi de la cdmx en Veracruz jajaja
2025-02-08 01:01:37
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1. Slow, controlled breathing reduces activity in the amygdala and strengthens the prefrontal cortex - the areas linked to anxiety and control. When the exhale is longer than the inhale, the brain receives a signal of safety, and cortisol levels begin to drop. This shifts the body from survival mode into recovery mode, where thoughts slow down and inner noise quiets. 2. Breathing is directly connected to the vagus nerve, which regulates heart rate, blood pressure, and emotional tone. Deep diaphragmatic breathing increases heart rate variability - a key marker of stress resilience. With higher HRV, the body exits tension faster and is less likely to get stuck in anxious reactions. 3. Conscious breathing changes how blood flow is distributed in the brain, increasing supply to the frontal and parietal areas responsible for attention and self-regulation. This is felt as clarity and mental organization. After practice, it becomes easier to maintain focus and make decisions without inner overload. 4. Shallow breathing and hyperventilation lower CO₂ levels, which worsens oxygen delivery to tissues and the brain. Breathing practices restore gas balance and microcirculation. As a result, dizziness, chest tightness, and the feeling of a heavy or numb body decrease without medical intervention. 5. Regular breathing practices reduce baseline nervous system tone and background tension even outside of sessions. After a few weeks, more stable blood pressure and lower anxiety are often observed. This is not a short-term effect, but a lasting recalibration that the body learns as its new normal. 💭 If breathing affects your state this much, what is your body controlled by right now - you or autopilot? 👉 Comment: “BREATHING”, if this became clearer to you. 🔔 Follow to get more about the brain, stress, and state regulation. #maxlomnotes #stress

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