The overall tone conveys strong interest and tentative support, with discussions referencing specific methods like HRV biofeedback and the connection between gut health and brain functions, exemplified by phrases like 'connects gut microbiome and brain' and by mentions of 'balancing the nervous system.' Words such as 'potential,' 'may assist,' and 'connects' demonstrate cautious optimism and an engagement with scientific ideas.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions highlight the potential and importance of vagus nerve stimulation in reducing inflammation, showing general support.
InterestHigh interest
Many comments show curiosity and interest in the topic, especially with mentions of mechanisms and therapeutic implications.
EngagementModerate engagement
Some posts reference scientific concepts like HRV biofeedback and specific pathways, indicating moderate engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
Discussion of the vagus nerve's role in health and references to ongoing research suggest the topic could influence clinical approaches.
Abstract in brief
The vagus nerve (VN) plays a crucial role in regulating visceral functions and has anti-inflammatory properties through several pathways, including the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, the cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway, and the splenic sympathetic pathway.
The cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway involves VN efferent fibers releasing acetylcholine (ACh) that binds to receptors on macrophages, inhibiting proinflammatory cytokines like TNF-alpha, which is important for controlling inflammation in diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease.
Vagus nerve stimulation, both invasive and noninvasive, is increasingly being explored as a therapeutic method to reduce chronic inflammation, with ongoing clinical trials assessing its potential to treat TNF-related inflammatory diseases.]
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Anti‐inflammatory properties of the vagus nerve
The vagus nerve
connects gut microbiome and brain.
HRV biofeedback and transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation
may assist with balancing the nervous system
and reducing inflammation.
https://t.co/YGNz85muX0
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Scientific research shows links between vagus nerve stimulation and anti-inflammatory effects, supporting COVID-19 treatment. This video introduces auricular points reflecting systemic organs and emphasizes the…
This video reviews vagus nerve stimulation (VNS), an FDA-approved treatment for epilepsy and depression, highlighting its potential anti-inflammatory effects and use in pain management, with ongoing research exploring…
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@MaromBikson Thank you for sharing the update, Dr. Bikson! At the Canadian Institute of Auricular Medicine we train healthcare professionals to use the auricular microsystem. We’ve had discussion on the interferon point as an auricular marker for COVID-19. See YouTube: https://t.co/L643s10U1A https://t.co/7hZy25jOKM
@compandalt @PTC_Chiro @ChrisKirk_ASP Cognitive dissonance is real.
You should explore why you find yourself refusing to believe things that do have scientific research behind it.
Even medical doctors don’t try to deny subluxation.
https://t.co/hzhZhpL0QR
@compandalt @PTC_Chiro @ChrisKirk_ASP But since there’s so much adamance in these tweets that there’s no “evidence”.... I’ll just give you a bread crumb and you can go do more research.
Jesus Christ. Cognitive dissonance is fucking real man.
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Anti‐inflammatory properties of the vagus nerve
The vagus nerve
connects gut microbiome and brain.
HRV biofeedback and transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation
may assist with balancing the nervous system
and reducing inflammation.
https://t.co/YGNz85muX0
.
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