| When vagotonia becomes stronger, even morbid phenomena will appear, which is shown in experiments on animals. |
| In its fourth law, Dr Hamer shows that during the repair, the so-called phase vagotonia, the brain specifically uses the microbes present in the body, to help the affected organ to return to a normal state. |
| It is during this phase, called lasting vagotonia that the focus of Hamer in the brain fills with glial cells. |
| Atrial pacing might stabilize respiration by preventing this nocturnal vagotonia. |
| Considering her underlying vagotonia it is not surprising that a reaction occurred in a hospital setting with ample exposure to needles and other stressful circumstances. |
| Undue muscle tension causes bodily deformity, and vagotonia results in the production of such conditions as chilblains, asthma, intestinal trouble, etc. |
