Vagus Nerve Microbiome Reset Masterclass

Vagus Nerve Dysfunction is More Than Just About The Vagus Nerve – There Are Also “Hidden” Things That Impact Vagus Nerve Health, like trauma.

Vagus nerve dysfunction can affect digestion, absorption, gut microbiome, immune function, inflammation, brain, mood, and stress resiliency. At the same time, environmental toxins such as heavy metals and mycotoxins, pathogens such as viruses and bacteria, and metabolic dysfunction such as blood sugar and stress chemistry, can all impact the vagus nerve. So many people today overstimulate their nervous systems and become desensitized to chronic stress. Over time, this can lead to low vagal tone, which has been linked to a variety of mental and physical health issues, including chronic inflammation, neurodegeneration, poor gut function, autoimmunity and even cancer. And honestly – there’s so much more than listed above. Your vagus nerve is also involved in the release of oxytocin, a hormone associated with social bonding and trust, reducing stress and anxiety levels, promoting wound healing, and even regulating digestion. (In fact, the gut-brain axis is a term for the communication network connecting your gut and brain, and the vagus nerve sends signals in all directions – making it a vital piece of the puzzle.)