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Hiatal Hernia Syndrome/Vagus Nerve Imbalance: The Most Common Health Syndrome in Mankind, With Illustrated Self-Help Corrections, The Syndrome That ... Disease, Allergies, Fatigue, Brain Fog & Pain - Softcover

Rochlitz, Steven, Ph.d

 
9780945262619: Hiatal Hernia Syndrome/Vagus Nerve Imbalance: The Most Common Health Syndrome in Mankind, With Illustrated Self-Help Corrections, The Syndrome That ... Disease, Allergies, Fatigue, Brain Fog & Pain

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Synopsis

Over half of our species may have the hidden hiatal hernia syndrome (HHS) with accompanying vagus nerve imbalance (VNI). Among those who suffer from chronic and/or environmental illness, the percentage may be as high as 90%.The HHS or the VNI may be the most common cause of anxiety, asthma, sleep apnea, various heart or cardiovascular conditions including tachycardia and hypertension, atrial fibrillation, and others. This book contains many ways of alleviating this sydrome. These include changes in diet, lifestyle, sleep habits, supplements, and self-help energy balancing, kinesiology, and trigger points. There are 15 illustrated corrections. The book has a more expensive spiral-coil binding to facilitate the reader's doing these simple techniques. They can ease problems with the hiatal hernia, vagus nerve imbalance, diaphragm, and the heart and lungs. Some self help techniques also relate to handling stress and anxiety attacks. Finally the author shows how life expectancy itself is tied in with the HHS/VNI.

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About the Author

Steven Rochitz was first a physics professor. For the last 34 years, he has been one of the world's leading experts on holistic health or alternative medicine. He has written 10 books on holistic health, and has taught seminars across four continents. He has been acclaimed as an expert on environmental illness/allergies, nutrition, and energy medicine or applied kinesiology.

From the Inside Flap

The vagus nerve's connections to the visceral organs are depicted.

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