Peter Attia· MD
so the intrinsic nervous system of the gut is a term representing the nerve cells that live within the gut we've described them the two plexuses
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so the intrinsic nervous system of the gut is a term representing the nerve cells that live within the gut we've described them the two plexuses
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indicating that the intestinal nervous system is able to function independently of the cns of the central nervous system
the gut has its own intrinsic nervous system and i've called that the second brain and that's the title of the book by the way and the reason i called it the second brain is that like the brain in the head the nervous system of the gut is able to function and control reflexes and behavior independently of any influence from the brain or spinal cord