A lot of people have vagus nerve problems but don't know it.
And the vagus nerves, they cause a lot of different problems.
Dryness of the mouth, like an insatiable thirst where you just feel like nothing quenches it.
And you have to drink, sip water constantly and sip any kind of juice or any kind of liquid.
And that right there can be the vagus nerve for so many people.
If there isn't an obstruction or a doctor doesn't find an obvious problem like an injury or an obstruction, right?
Another thing too is difficulty digesting, but yet there's not a real serious digested problem, but it feels like there is because it feels like you're having a difficult time digesting food and you feel it moving through you.
Maybe when you go to bed at night, you feel the food moving through you. You're so hypersensitive in the intestinal tract. You're so hypersensitive in the gut where you feel like the food's stuck or the food doesn't want to move through or you feel it moving through and it's uncomfortable.
All this could be the vagus nerves. For people, they don't know it, but the vagus nerves are attached into the intestinal tract and into the colon, and it makes it so that you feel like your food's not digesting when it actually is digesting, but you instead feel the subtle inflammation of the vagus nerve.
The vagus nerve comes out of that brainstem.
Here's the back of the brainstem right here where I'm showing you guys.
It comes right out of the brainstem back here, and it starts to head down through the body, starts to go through here.
And so many people deal with all these different symptoms.
So they'll get the nausea.
They'll get the different kind of nauseousness.
They'll get the different kinds of feelings of the food making kind of a sensation.
And many people can get numbness or tingles throughout the chest or even the abdomen where they're feeling numb in the lower abdomen.
They're feeling tingles in the lower abdomen.
They're feeling numb in their chest.
They're feeling a little bit of numbness in their shoulders and even tingles in their shoulders.
All of this is the vagus nerves.
So the vagus nerves can make a difficult time of feeling like you're digesting or not digesting.
It can give you sensations that irritate you even when you're sleeping, feeling food move through you.
You can have a hypersensitive stomach.
You can get mystery nausea.
You can get tightness of the chest.
You can get numbness and sensations and tingles throughout the chest and the front of the body.
And you can get the dryness of the mouth where it's insatiable, like you can't quench it with anything juicy or any kind of water.
and all of this is inflammation of the vagus nerves and there really is a true cause behind it all.
