DS Haven In Light Of Things
This clip breaks down one of the body’s built-in anti-inflammatory systems: the vagus nerve. When this pathway is working properly, it helps calm immune activity across the body, including the gut, organs, muscles, and even the brain. That matters a lot in chronic illness, because sometimes the real problem is not the initial infection or injury. It is the inflammation that never fully switches off.
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