Hiatal Hernia Syndrome/Vagus Nerve Imbalance

The Most Common Health Syndrome In Mankind, 3rd Ed. With illustrated, self-help corrections for the Hiatal Hernia, the Vagus Nerve, and the Diaphragm.

Third Edition of The Hiatal Hernia Syndrome/Vagus Nerve Imbalance book. With 15 illustrations, including corrections for the Hiatal Hernia, Vagus Nerve, the Diaphragm, and certain Trigger Points. Only this book has all this. The trigger points can open up the chest and can allow the stomach to drop without doing the pull down which is also shown in this book.
It is 72 pages Now with even more Advanced Corrections in this Edition. ISBN: 0-945262-61-2 Extensive new sleep apnea section in the 3rd edition. Sleep apnea has been linked to pain syndromes, heart disease and cancer. Learn what to do.

The Hiatal Hernia Syndrome and Vagus Nerve Imbalance may be involved in:

• Breathlessness
• Chronic Fatigue
• Brain Fatigue
• Some heart problems
• Asthma
• Prof Rochlitz has seen both low and high blood sugar levels go to normal after HH and/or VNI correction that are illustrated in this book. This is not touted as “permanent.”
• Prof. Rochlitz has just made public his new, original hypothesis on hiatal hernia and or vagus nerve imbalance as a cause of Type II Diabetes. Copyright 2018.
• After the above corrections, some people’s low body temp goes up to normal as well. Again, not touted as a one-time permanent correction.
• Anxiety/Panic attacks
• Hypersensitivity of the senses including: hearing–hyperacusis, smell, vision
• Gerd/Reflux
• Sleep apnea
• MCS and EMFS
• Food Sensitivities
• From the Foreword by Howard Abens, DC (A former student of Steven Rochlitz): This book is so beneficial in helping to detect and correct problems with vagus nerve, hiatal hernia, diaphragm, trigger points for the lungs and heart, and for sleep apnea and swallowing. It is also helpful in the areas of information about diet and lifestyle changes that are beneficial to overall health. This book uniquely contains the interconnectedness of vagus nerve imbalance, heart problems, sleep apnea, hiatal hernia, breathing difficulties, food allergies, the esophagus, GERD/reflux, anxiety or panic attack, asthma, and even the more recent problems of multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS) and electromagnetic sensitivities (EMFS)…working with all these aspects is so beneficial in helping the patient to live a more normal and healthy life. Thank you, Prof. Rochlitz.
• Please note, it is the hiatal hernia and/or porphyria that imbalances the vagus nerve. Not mythical superviruses in alleged, new “theories” of CFS/M.E, or other chronic illnesses.