Vagus Nerven and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Vagus nerve: the key to improving many symptoms and ailments?

I often hear people say "I have a cervical problem that inflames my vagus nerve and gives me stomach problems", which means that this nerve has become quite... famous

The Vagus Nerve and the problems related to it are always a cause for great discussion.

In this book, I'll talk to you about what we really know about vagus nerve problems, and how they can be treated.

To do this I will explain where it is, what functions it has and what happens when these functions fail for some reason.

Vagus problems are usually associated with symptoms such as:

• fatigue
• dizziness or skidding
• digestive disorders
• lack of clarity or difficulty concentrating
• widespread pains

We will see a very effective strategy for these disorders, which have to do with the Vagus Nerve, but not in the way that many think.

In this book you'll find:

• The real problem of the Vagus Nerve: the control unit
• Symptoms that can be felt when the "control unit" of the vagus nerve does not work well, or the supposed symptoms of the "inflamed vagus nerve"
• Why can the Vagus Nerve (or rather its control unit) not work well? Is it the fault of anxiety? Or is it ... the cervical?
• What is the relationship between the vagus nerve and cognitive behavioral problems
• and much more...