Physiology of the Vagus Nerve

The vagus nerve is the longest nerve in the autonomic nervous system. It emanates from the brain. Information flowing through the vagus nerve goes to and from the brain surface to organs and tissues of the body. Vagus is derived from the latin word for "wandering." It is so-named because the vagus nerve wanders from the brain to the organs in the abdomen, chest, and the neck. Many people are yet to understand that the vagus nerve is probably the most important nerve in the human...
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The vagus nerve is the longest nerve in the autonomic nervous system. It emanates from the brain. Information flowing through the vagus nerve goes to and from the brain surface to organs and tissues of the body. Vagus is derived from the latin word for "wandering." It is so-named because the vagus nerve wanders from the brain to the organs in the abdomen, chest, and the neck.
Many people are yet to understand that the vagus nerve is probably the most important nerve in the human body. Compared to others, what happens in the vagus nerve doesn't stay there. It links the brainstem to the lungs, heart, and the gut. It innervates nearly most of the deep organs within us. It also innervates the liver, the gallbladder, the spleen, female reproductive organs, ureter, tongue, kidney, ears, and the neck.
Dysfunction of the vagus nerve can trigger a wide range of problems such as bradycardia, obesity, fainting, gastrointestinal disorders, mood disorders, etc.
On the other hand, stimulation of the vagus nerve improves the following conditions:
*Heart disease
*Anxiety disorder
*Tinnitus
*Migraines
*Leaky gut
*Obesity
*Mood disorders
*Poor blood circulation etc.
Physiology of the Vagus Nerve explains in simple, and easy-to-understand words, the basic physiology of the vagus nerve and how to access its full healing potentials.
I understand that not everyone who purchases this book is medically-inclined, and so, it is written with no unnecessary medical jargons. It is brief, simple, and "straight to the point."
In this book: "Physiology of the Vagus Nerve: A Guide to Understanding the Full Healing Potentials of the Vagus," 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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