Vagus nerve inflammation can create gastrointestinal sensations and problems
because the vagus nerves that come out of the brainstem head on down through the body
and go around the intestinal tract and connect.
So that means when food's going through you, you think you're not digesting the food.
There's so many people that'll have food and they're eating it and they'll think,
hey, okay, well, everything's good.
And then they feel it and they don't really know why,
but their nerves are sensitive and that's what's happening.
Also, mysterious nausea can happen too,
where you're nauseous in the pit of your stomach.
Do you know anybody that's ever been nauseous
where it's on the left-hand side?
So it's not just a pit, but on the left-hand side,
and they're just nauseous to touching it.
That vagus nerve sensitivity,
and that's what it is right there
if there isn't an obstruction or another serious condition.
Vagus nerves inflame the intestinal tract
or give it a sensation of inflaming it
when really it's just the nerves,
and it could even be inflammation
that's up by the brainstem.
Thank you.
