
Demystifying the vagus nerve – our body’s internet, super-highway, internal safety monitor – Professor Owen Epstein
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Deeper research into the functions of the human body never cease to move beyond the realm of fascinating. In an insightful discussion with Professor Owen Epstein, a pioneering professor of gastroenterology based at the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, London, the gut-brain connection was explored. He explained the significance of the vagus nerve - the internet and superhighway of the human body - keeping us constantly aware of our safety, the same way our external organs (eyes, ears, nose) monitor our external safety. The critical part played by this relatively unknown cranial nerve has gained extensive prominence over the last decade, and this interview leaves no question as to why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices





