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One nerve flushes your face, and your gut helps decide how reactive it is.

A scar heals on the surface and leaves two systems interrupted underneath.

Your calm nerve and your gut bacteria run your defense, and stress depletes both.

One nerve wires your throat to your stomach, and it has grown hypersensitive.

Your colon takes a tight turn under your ribs, anchored to the muscle you breathe with.

It lifts when you lie down and returns when you stand. That timing is the clue.