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Did you know that the human body has 12 cranial nerves? Did you know that each "nerve" is actually comprised of two nerves, typically left and right nerve intertwined to make the "one" cranial nerve. And these nerves are the link between your body and the brain? Have you ever wondered how the brain and body "talk" to one another?
Vagus nerve stimulation is a precise medical procedure, has been used for a very long time, that is used to diagnose and treat a variety of emotional distress conditions in the body. It involves the utilization of a technological device to stimulate the specific nerve. It can be done manually or by the use of electrical appliances. The effectiveness of the stimulation has been tested through several clinical tests. It is tested and approved by the United States board of food and drug and drug administration to treat two different conditions.
Why is it done?
It is evident that many people suffering from epilepsy fail to respond positively to anti-seizure medications targeted in halting the frequency of seizures. The simulator is programmed to generate impulses of electricity at a controlled rate and at regular intervals through the body, depending on how much you can take. Do not attempt it on your own. The doctor will re-program it in the office. You are given a magnet that, when brought near to the stimulator, the stimulator generates a direct current but regulated flow of electricity to reduce and control the severity and occurrence of the seizures. Vagus nerve may take up to two years to affect a patient's seizures.
As you can see, this nerve is a fairly powerful player in not just how you feel, but how you experience the world you are living in. It impacts everything from your brain to your digestion, and so much in between. This means if something "goes wrong," it can have dire consequences to your health and well-being. To check to see if it is in working order, many physicians will first begin with your gag reflex. It is often done with a cotton swab, where the doctor "tickles" both sides in your back throat. This causes most people to involuntarily gag. If not, there may be something wrong with this nerve.
This book covers the following topics:
- What is the vagus nerve and where is located?
- The functions of vagus nerve
- What is depression?
- Signs of depression
- What is anxiety?
- Signs of anxiety
- The relation between vagus nerve and depression
- Symptoms of vagus nerve inflammation
- What happens if the vagus nerve is damaged?
- How to stimulate vagus nerve
- Activating your vagus nerve effortlessly
- Is important to organise a good routine and don't ignore hobbies and passions
- Few tips to have a good routine
...And much more
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