Dr Sanjay Gupta...The connection between the Heart the Stomach and the vagus nerve

[Steve112]

youtu.be/dygAlCK2UtY(Not working as expected?)

[Janco]

Hi Steve112

Thx for putting up the video.

This subject is something that keeps on fascinating me.

Dr Gupta's other videos inspired me to write about this subject: myafibheart.com/ectopic-hea...

I wonder how accurate can someone "control" their Ectopic beats by looking after their gut?

Janco

[Hidden]

Steve. Thanks so much for that link. I normally have so little faith in the medical profession (which is a problem when you're in trouble and relying on them...), so I found this conversation really heartening (pun intended).

Partly because of this lack of faith I think it is down to ourselves to have to try to sort this where we are able, which I am determined to do as much as I can. I have all the signs that my paf is vagally triggered (left side sleeping, overeating, etc) so this video gave me more clarity around things I need to think about, and more confidence to believe a lot if what I already thought.

Thanks again.

[EngMac in reply to Hidden]

Interesting. I think I got from this that how exactly the nerves do what is still unknown. I always find it interesting that chiropractic knowledge about nerves and how the back impacts them is never mentioned.

[Hidden in reply to EngMac]

Wow. I was planning to post on that very subject but chickened out because I feared ridicule - because it's never mentioned so it seems off the wall.

I had physio last year for a trapped nerve which caused real pain in my arm. So could not the vagus nerve be under similar pressure at times. I am planning the same stretching exercises i did last year to see whether they have any impact on the vagus response.

I'll keep people updated...

[EngMac]

Hi Minimalist, if you look for my recent posts, you will find more information if you have not seen them. One was "cure for atrial fibrillation". Nerves apparently can take a year to heal so perhaps expecting quick results may be asking too much. Yet, sometimes quick results happen so you won't know unless you try. Unfortunately, I suspect negative results can also happen at points in the process so continued treatment may be necessary to turn a negative around.