Vagus Nerve: Learn the Vital Functions of the Vagus Nerve. Effectively Fight Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Hertburn, ... Chronic Inflammation, Excessive Sweating - Softcover

Paul Rooney

9781801569071: Vagus Nerve: Learn the Vital Functions of the Vagus Nerve. Effectively Fight Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Hertburn, ... Chronic Inflammation, Excessive Sweating

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ISBN 10: 180156907X ISBN 13: 9781801569071

Publisher: Paul Rooney, 2021

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Do you have many strange symptoms and can't manage to deal with them?

Do you recognize yourself in one or more of these symptoms?

Symptoms may appear together or individually; The principal's signs of vagal nerve inflammation are:

Nausea And Vomiting (Often Associated),
Dizziness And Headache,
Tachycardia Or Bradycardia,
Acidity And Stomach Problems,
Irritable Colon,
Pallor, Or Redness In The Face,
Excessive Sweating,
Feeling Of Fainting,
Feeling Drunk,
Mental Confusion,
Mood Swings And Depression,
High Blood Pressure,
Difficulty concentrating,
Difficulty in articulating sentences,
Other transient symptoms.

With the wide variety of associated symptoms, it is complicated for doctors to have a correct diagnosis for vagus nerve disorders. Often the symptoms are treated individually with pharmacological therapies, without understanding the cause, which may, in many cases, depend on the vagus nerve.

A doctor who sees a patient complain of anxiety crisis, sweating, postural instability, very quickly will make a diagnosis concerning the emotional sphere and will cure that aspect, the symptoms will improve but will not go to the root, and the clinical picture will be repeated at 'infinite, with better or worse moments.

First of all, to make yourself understood, let's find out what the vagus nerve is and what vital functions it performs:

The vagus nerve (known as the pneumogastric nerve or nerve X of the skull) is the tenth of the twelve pairs of cranial (or encephalic) nerves that depart from the brainstem (composed of the medulla, bridge, and midbrain). This precious nerve, called the vagus, wanders through the body, passes through many organs, and regulates its functions. The vagus nerve, crossing many organs, is mainly responsible for:

heart rate;
gastrointestinal peristalsis;
sweating;
sensations from the viscera of the neck, chest, and abdomen;
some mouth movements (including those that allow you to speak);
airway patency (keeping the larynx open).

The good news is that you can reset all the adverse effects through specific exercises and the right information.

The book vagus nerve is the most complete and updated guide currently in circulation. Many users have already been helped thanks to the guidelines in the book and have found healing.

Many have stopped taking pharmacological treatments they have been doing for years simply because they have found the real cause of their ills, a malfunctioning of the vagus nerve.

Think about how much your life could improve by freeing yourself from these annoying symptoms, no more medicines, no more money spent in vain, and above all, a healthier and happier life.

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