What Happens In Vagus DOESN'T Stay In Vagus with Dr. Tim | Optimized Wellness Center
This information is for you if you suffer from:
Anxiety disorder
Heart disease
Tinnitus
Obesity
Alcohol addiction
Migraine
Alzheimer's, and other neurodegenerative conditions
Leaky gut
Poor blood circulation
Mood disorders
Cancer
Autoimmune diseases
What is the Vagus Nerve?
The vagus nerve (aka the tenth cranial nerve) functions as our parasympathetic nervous system (the "rest and digest" counterbalance to our sympathetic "fight or flight" nervous system).
The Vagus Nerve is not the only nerve controlling our ability to decrease stressors, but it is by far the single most important nerve due to its far-reaching effects. It serves as the primary interface and communication highway between the gut and the brain. The word “vagus” means wanderer, as this nerve wanders throughout the body to many important organs and imparts signals from the brain regarding their level of function.
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Dr. Tim Heath DC, MBA, CCEP is a board-certified primary care doctor and runs Optimized Wellness Center (510) 497-4424, a multidisciplinary functional medicine practice in Oakland, CA. General health guidelines are great, but there’s no substitute for personalized recommendations offered by your doctor. No information on this site is intended to be medical advice or should be relied upon to determine diet, make a medical diagnosis, or determine treatment for a medical condition.