12 Cranial Nerves
exit the brain through the Foramen Magnum to service all of the body’s neurological function.
#7 Facial
#8 Vestibulocochlear
#9 Glossopharyngeal –
#10 VAGUS
#11 Accessory
#12 Hypoglossal
#1 Olfactory
#2 Optic
#3 Oculomotor
#4 Trochlear
#5 Trigeminal
#6 Abducens
*7. Facial
#8. Vestibulocochlear
*9. Glossopharyngeal
#4. Trochlear
#5 Trigeminal
#6. Abducens
*10. Vagus
#11. Accessory
#12. Hypoglossal
#1 Olfactory
#2 Optic
#3 Oculomotor
*If one nerve is incarcerated, all 12 will be to varying degrees which can leave you in a pickled plethora of pain.
To illustrate the sheer scope of life changing symptoms this condition leads to, consider:
Cranial Nerve #10 VAGUS which is the communicator between heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, stomach, intestines, pancreas and brain; Together with Nerves #7 & #9, Vagus forms the General Visceral Afferent System (GVA) which runs the entire length of your spine, branching out to the viscera of your body cavities, including every somatic blood vessel in your torso, extremities, & neck!
Recap: Symptoms of insufficient calcium absorption even in this one cranial nerve tunnel can include COPD, A-fib, Tachycardia etc leaving you mistakenly convinced you have heart/lung issues, on top of your sciatica, back pain, chronic reflux, annoying hiccups, diarrhea, & bloating!
*400 pathologies are linked to Osteoporosis of the head which causes painful interruption to sensory and motor nerves, from the brain to the body (efferent),
& body to brain (afferent).
Dr Joel Wallach calls this ‘nerve incarceration’.
