Innervate (verb)

1. To stimulate or supply with nerve impulses.
2. To supply with vital energy or life force.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from inner- + -vate, on the pattern of innervate.

Examples:

1. The drug was designed to innervate damaged nerve cells and improve function.
2. Exercise was believed to innervate the body and improve overall health.
3. Meditation was used to innervate the mind and improve mental clarity.
4. Massage was used to innervate the muscles and improve circulation.
5. Yoga was believed to innervate the body, mind, and spirit.