A lot of people are suffering with involuntary body movements like body jerking where they're like doing this or ticks that are really bad, serious ones too.
Or when they're trying to sleep and their bodies go like this, like whole body movements where they're jerking around and they're not doing it, it's just happening.
It's more than just ticks and spasms.
It's where it's their whole body are a part of their body, even up to their neck and everywhere else.
Vegas nerves play a role in this.
So let's go into this a little bit.
Up in the brainstem, okay, you've got your two vagus nerves popping out there and they go and travel around the body.
But when the brainstem is inflamed, where those vagus nerves come out, a whole bunch of energy, electrical energy, electricity gets balled up in there when it's inflamed.
And then it shoots out, but it shoots out inconsistently, sending it down.
That information throughout the vagus nerves causing the jerking and twitching where it could be your neck, your head.
It could be when you're trying to fall asleep and your body moves and that's what happens.
Thank you.
