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Symptoms of an Overactive Vagus Nerve
Have you ever felt dizzy, anxious, or tired for no clear reason? Maybe your heart starts racing, or your stomach feels off. These could be signs of an overactive vagus nerve.
Hi, I’m Linda Bamber, the inventor of the WAVwatch. I created this natural sound therapy watch to help individuals like you calm their nervous system, without the need for medication or complex therapies.
In this article, I will delve into the vagus nerve and explore the effects of its overactivity. I will also demonstrate how natural health solutions, such as sound wave therapy, can help balance your body.
Table of Contents
- What Is the Vagus Nerve?
- Signs of an Overactive Vagus Nerve
- Vagus Nerve and Anxiety: What's the Connection?
- What Causes Vagal Nerve Dysfunction?
- How to Calm the Vagus Nerve Naturally
- Why Sound Wave Therapy Helps
- My Favorite Natural Paths to Wellness
- Final Thoughts: You Don’t Have to Struggle Alone
- FAQs
What Is the Vagus Nerve?
The vagus nerve is one of the longest nerves in your body. It starts in your brain and travels down to your stomach.
This nerve assists in controlling:
- Your heartbeat
- Your breathing
- Digestion
- Stress response and mood
It plays a big role in the parasympathetic nervous system—your body’s way of resting and recovering. When it’s working properly, it keeps you calm and stable.
Signs of an Overactive Vagus Nerve
If your vagus nerve is overactive, you may feel:
- Dizzy or lightheaded
- Cold sweats or nausea
- A slow heart rate
- Stomach pain or cramps
- Low energy or weakness
- Unexplained anxiety
These symptoms can show up suddenly or come and go, which makes vagal nerve dysfunction hard to recognize without looking at the big picture.
Vagus Nerve and Anxiety: What's the Connection?
The vagus nerve affects how your body reacts to stress. When it's overstimulated, your nervous system can stay in "panic mode"—even if you're not in danger.
This can cause anxiety, fast breathing, or a racing heart. Calming this nerve can help settle both your body and your mind.
What Causes Vagal Nerve Dysfunction?
Several things can disrupt how your vagus nerve works:
- Chronic stress
- Digestive problems
- Poor posture or tension in the neck and shoulders
- Lack of sleep
- Inflammation in the body
If your body is always in fight-or-flight mode, your vagus nerve can become overactive or out of sync.
How to Calm the Vagus Nerve Naturally
Here are some gentle, natural ways to support your vagus nerve:
- Stretch your neck and shoulders to release pressure on the nerve.
- Practice tapping (EFT) to calm your nervous system.
- Fix your posture—sit tall and open your chest.
- Try legs-up-the-wall pose for deep relaxation.
- Use sound wave therapy through the WAVwatch.
These small actions, done regularly, can help your body return to balance.
Why Sound Wave Therapy Helps
Your body responds to vibration and sound, even when you can’t hear it.
The WAVwatch uses vibroacoustic therapy—gentle frequencies that travel through your skin and bones. These sound waves can help shift your body out of stress mode and into healing mode.
This resonant frequency therapy device is compact, wearable, and easy to use daily. It’s one of my favorite natural paths to wellness.
My Favorite Natural Paths to Wellness
For vagus nerve balance, I recommend combining these daily habits:
- Stay active and move your body
- Eat nourishing, gut-friendly foods
- Practice quiet breathing or rest
- Use the WAVwatch to support your body with sound wave therapy
It’s about small steps that add up to big change.
Final Thoughts: You Don’t Have to Struggle Alone
If you're experiencing strange symptoms or unexplained anxiety, your vagus nerve could be involved.
You don’t have to live with it. I created the WAVwatch so people like you can access natural support easily and affordably.
There’s hope and help right at your fingertips.
FAQs
What are the signs of an overactive vagus nerve?
Dizziness, nausea, slow heart rate, sweating, or feeling faint can all be signs.
Can an overactive vagus nerve cause anxiety?
Yes. When the nerve is overactive, your body can feel panicked even when there’s no real threat.
How can I quickly calm the vagus nerve?
Stretch, breathe deeply, and try the WAVwatch’s calming frequencies.
What is vagal nerve dysfunction?
It means your vagus nerve is not working as it should. It may be too active or not active enough, causing a range of symptoms.
How does the WAVwatch help?
The WAVwatch sends calming sound waves through your skin and bones. These sounds help naturally balance your nervous system.
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