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Week #7 - Vagus Nerve

Jun 19, 2026
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Greetings,

Welcome to this week's newsletter on the Vagus Nerve, may today's newsletter find you well.


Fact #1

Vagus comes from the LATIN word VAGUS, meaning "wandering" and / or "roaming".


Fact #2

The Vagus Nerve is the longest cranial nerve in the body.


Fact #3

Many stress induced disorders of the body come from an over-stimulated Vagus Nerve since the Vagus Nerve plays a key role within the nervous system itself.


Fact #4

The Vagus Nerve is referred to Cranial Nerve #10 (Roman Numeral, X). Remember, there are twelve (12) pairs of cranial nerves.

 

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