VAGUS Cell

Get to know your body:

Vagus, the largest cranial nerve, wanders through the entire body and there is hardly a structure that is not connected to it in some way. It is imperative for the reactions of our vegetative or autonomic nervous system. Together with the sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves, the vagus nerve regulates our behavior during stress.

In the course of evolution, two parts have developed: A posterior and an anterior. While the posterior part keeps the entire body autonomously stable, the anterior part learns and is largely responsible for the perception of social elements and security. It is likely that communication has only become possible because of this. If the posterior part reacts autonomously, it means that it works independently. It ensures that all internal processes are maintained.

And what is the “the smart vagus” you keep hearing in every wellness & health article? Well, the anterior part is not autonomous, it learns. That is why it is also called the “smart” vagus. It will help you with the initial assessment of people and situations. Of course, it cannot do this alone. Remember that all structures in the body always work together for mutual benefit. The vagus nerve plays a crucial role in this. It mediates and controls, reacts to non-verbal language as well as to sounds, faces, and smells. In this way, everything affects our nervous system, our hormonal system, and our immune system. Because our body adapts itself seismographically – across all systems. With messenger substances, the challenges of life are appropriately answered in a biochemical way. Feels big? It is.

Trying to do justice to the complex structure of these paired cranial nerves, it is necessary to consider various energetic aspects. This includes the dynamization of the cells in order to ensure good feedback to the cranial nerves and thus to the brain. Constant change and information permanently challenge our nervous system and also the vagus. Fortunately, there is the principle of reorganization and a basic pattern, an archetype that everyone starts with. Both elements are energetically stimulated by the FrequenCell.

In order to function well, our body wanders between different possibilities of a physical response. This wandering is economical because only what is necessary is done and not everything that is possible is done. Like an autonomous ladder that the vagus climbs or descends. Each of the possible answers is healthy and appropriate. It is only when we stop wandering and are stuck in one answer variant that stress can become a serious problem. The vagus nerve is largely responsible for this wandering. The FrequenCell is a valuable support for vagus training or behavioral changes.

Placement:

The Vagus Cell is most effective in the area of the lower sternum, in the neck area, or 2 cross fingers below the navel.

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