Corrections for Vagus Nerve Involvement

In this online program,  you will learn the anatomy and physiology of the vagus nerve, where the most common areas of impingement or traction occur and how to evaluate and correct interference to the function of the vagus nerve.  

 

The vagus nerve plays an integral part in maintaining balance in the autonomic nervous system.  It affects heart rate, swallowing and phonation ability, digestive processes and sympathetic response to name a few.   It has the widest distribution of any nerve in the body.

 

Compression or traction of the vagus nerve can interfere with its ability to transmit proper neurological impulses and can have a global effect on one’s health.