| Did you know that there's an ancient mushroom still around today – that, when consumed, can stimulate a crucial body part? The body part I'm talking about is your all-important vagus nerve. It significantly regulates several of our internal organ functions like digestion, heart rate, breathing, coughing, sneezing, and many more. It's also what links your gut and brain. And this is why scientists and experts are now saying that gut issues may also affect mental health. Now, let's go back to the ancient mushroom I talked about. With its woodsy flavor and meat-like chewy texture – this mushroom contains choline, an amino acid that helps you retain healthy vagus nerve function. One cup (around 145 grams) of this mushroom contains 21% of your daily choline needs. And a study from the Journal of Affective Disorders found that this mushroom can also help decrease one's risk of having depression. So if you're feeling anxious or too stressed today… Find out what this ancient mushroom is PLUS 6 more ways you can stimulate your vagus nerve at home by downloading the FREE Guide called Activating The Vagus Nerve: 7 At-Home Strategies For Stress, Anxiety, Depression, And Digestion. Click Here To Download The FREE Guide ⇐ Activating The Vagus Nerve (7 Nerve-Stimulation Strategies For Stress And Anxiety Relief) 
SAVE YOUR BRAIN FROM STRAIN Now, on the flip side of the coin… Did you know that your vagus nerve gets deactivated when you're stressed or anxious? That means it won't be able to function correctly… Which will then affect the body processes we talked about earlier, including your digestion, your ability to regulate your mood, and how robust your immunity is. The great news is that reactivating or stimulating the vagus nerve is possible with a few simple steps. You'll want to download and read FREE Guide called Activating The Vagus Nerve: 7 At-Home Strategies For Stress, Anxiety, Depression, And Digestion; then you'll discover: • Why you need your vagus nerve to be in top form (+plus your body functions that will be affected when it's damaged) • Signs and symptoms of a damaged vagus nerve (watch out for these!) • How your vagus nerve runs the show in your parasympathetic nervous system, modulating both your sensory and motor systems • Seven powerful and all-natural ways you can reactivate your vagus nerve at home (without any fancy equipment or tech) And so much more. Click Here To Download The FREE Guide ⇐ Activating The Vagus Nerve (7 Nerve-Stimulation Strategies For Stress And Anxiety Relief) 
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