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Have You Gotten Used to Feeling Anxious?
Take this 2-minute check-in to uncover how subtle anxiety might be draining your energy, sleep and clarity — and get your Personalized Calm Protocol at the end.
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Notice any tightness in your neck, jaw or chest — even when you think you’re relaxed?
Insight:
Tension in these areas is one of the most common signs of quiet anxiety — and most people have no idea it's there.
How often do you feel like you need to move — even when there’s no reason to?
Anxiety isn't always mental — the body often carries it through micro-movements. Restlessness is your nervous system in motion.
Does your mind ever feel like a browser with 27 tabs open?
Overthinking often masks quiet anxiety — and the more we suppress it, the faster the mental loops spin.
What best describes your sleep lately?
Sleep issues are often your body’s way of saying: 'I'm not safe enough to shut down.' That’s a nervous system signal.
Do small things feel bigger than they should?
Quiet anxiety builds silent pressure. One moment you’re fine — next, you’re snapping. The cause is rarely 'just the moment.
After brunch with friends or a work meeting... how do you feel?
Hyper-awareness in social settings depletes your nervous system. You’re not antisocial — you’re overloaded.
How do you respond to bright lights, loud places or messy environments?
When small stimuli feel like ‘too much’, it’s not personality — it’s your body’s threat radar in overdrive.
of users showed signs of Quiet Anxiety — without even realizing it.
I didn’t realize how loud my body was.
My mind was racing, but so was my chest, my jaw, my shoulders. I thought that was just normal. This helped everything quiet down — inside and out.
Erin W.
What’s your inner voice like when you mess up or fall behind?
Your nervous system shapes your inner voice. The more alert it is, the more critical you become — to 'protect' yourself.
How easy is it for you to stay present and focused?
It’s not that you lack discipline — it’s that your system is overloaded. Distraction is often a safety response.
When you feel off — how do you deal with it?
Avoidance = survival mode. Self-regulation = recovery mode. This quiz helps you move from one to the other.
YOUR RESULT
You Show Clear Signs of Quiet Anxiety Overload
Regulation Score: 7.4/10 Nervous System Type: "Wired + Worn Out"
Even when you seem calm on the outside, your body is in alert mode:
This isn’t about “just stress” — this is a nervous system that hasn’t fully exhaled in months or years.
*It’s running in background panic, burning your energy without permission.
The good news?This is a pattern — not your personality.
And it can be reversed.
How to Reach Your Goal?
Amanita Muscaria helps you:
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