The vagus nerve is something that is becoming more appreciated all the time as scientists continue to research it. This nerve ...

Tapping into the power of cold-water therapy is trendy — but there’s good reason to give it a shot, as it can stimulate your ...

This portable pillow is designed to muffle sounds, so you can yell into it without alarming your neighbors (or pets). I hadn't realized how much emotion I was carrying until I tried out this pillow.

The Shoutlet is a “portable voice suppression device” — a small pillow made from high-density memory foam — made for screaming into. New York Post According to the brand, The Shoutlet is l ...

It starts in your medulla oblongata, a part of the brain that connects to the spinal cord, and splits off into many branches ... Singing may also stimulate your vagus nerve, keeping it healthy ...

“I like to go on hikes that aren’t busy and like 10 miles in, I scream into the void ... It can help calm you down. “Screaming engages the vagus nerve, which helps regulate the nervous ...

And that figure doesn't take into account the one in ... Day-to-day activities can activate the vagus nerve There's ample content online saying you can stimulate your vagus nerve through things ...

Many people fall into this camp. There are different ways to stimulate the vagus nerve—directly by implanting a stimulator or noninvasively with external devices that stimulate the vagus nerve ...

The pulses would be delivered via implanted devices that stimulate ... dropped into hot oil. "When inflammation occurs, molecules activate signals that travel up the vagus nerve," Tracey says.