N - 49 | The Vagus Nerve: Understanding it’s Physiology & Full Healing Potentials

by Andrew Gray, MD

Do you know that the vagus nerve is the longest in the human body? Yes, it is. The vagus nerve has its origin from the brain. Signals that run through the vagus travels to the brain surface and from the brain surface. It innervates most of the tissues and organs in the body.

Here's the thing – not everyone knows that the vagus nerve is the most important in the human body. But it is also worth noting that not everything that happens in the vagus nerve remains there. It connects to the gut, the heart, and the lungs, from the brainstem. It innervates most of the deep organs within the body.

If the vagus nerve is malfunctioned, it triggers several health problems such as obesity, bradycardia, fainting, mood disorders, gastrointestinal disorders, etc.

Conversely, the following conditions are improved when you stimulate the vagus:
• Heart disease
• Anxiety disorder
• Tinnitus
• Migraines
• Leaky gut
• Obesity
• Mood disorders
• Poor blood circulation etc.

The Vagus Nerve explains in simple words, the basic physiology of the vagus nerve and how you can break into its full healing potentials.

I get it – not every reader is medically inclined, so, The Vagus Nerve is written with no unnecessary medical jargon.

In this book: "The Vagus Nerve," you'll discover:
• The basics of the nervous system
• Anatomy & Physiology of the cranial nerves
• Physiological functions of the vagus nerve
• The role of the vagus nerve in inflammation
• The brain-gut connection
• Activating the healing powers of the vagus nerve

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