Vagus nerve symptoms

Discover if your set of symptoms may point to a Vagus Nerve specific issue.

A complete guide to the symptoms of gastroparesis and getting diagnosed The vagus nerve, also called the 10th cranial nerve and the X cranial, is the most complex of the cranial nerves. The vagus nerve is responsible for telling your...

The Vagi (pl. Vagus) Provide Sensory, Motor, and Autonomic Fibers to the Pharynx, Larynx, Esophagus, Stomach, and Other Organs; But the Most Common Vagally-Mediated Neurogenic Problem is Vocal Cord Paresis (Partial Paralysis)

Experience a 5 minute powerful practice to self-regulate your vagus nerve and build pathways of healing and self-revealing.

Did you know that you can test your vagal nerve function, and not only can you test it, but you can begin to tap into the healing power of the vagus nerve? Your vagus nerve is responsible for the regulation of internal organs such as digestion, heart rate, respiratory rate and impacts certain reflex actions like coughing, sneezing, and swallowing. It is critical to optimal health and you can tap into it-but first, find out what state you’re in.

Our experts dug into the research to discover which methods for stimulating the vagus nerve are firmly grounded in science.

Acupressure is a quick and easy way to activate the vagus nerve, which has been shown to improve physical & mental health in numerous ways and ease symptoms for a range of chronic illnesses, including fatigue and pain. Click for 3 acupressure points to quickly and easily perform on yourself at home and a full list of the benefits.

The Vagus Nerve Hypothesis for Fibromyalgia and CFS theorizes that it's specficically what virus is causing these illnesses but where that virus lives

The inflamed vagus nerve, rather than a disease itself, can be defined as one of the faces of the disorders that can affect this particular nerve in the human

Learn how to activate your vagus nerve for instant stress relief in just 5 minutes. Combat chronic stress and improve overall well-being.