Neuropod cells in the gut respond to food constituents, temperature, and pH, activating cells that release hormones and communicate with the brain.

“these neopods or causings of these neurop pods so these neurop pods are simply a specialized neuro epithelial cells meaning that are electrically excitable that they can discharge electricity”

“this type of cells are in every single epithelial cell epithelial layer of the body because that's how the body creates a representation of the world through sensor cells that are equipped to detect the outside world meaning that they can be exposed to fluctuations in temperature fluctuations in PH fluctuations in concentrations and then they quickly can generate a chemo electrical coat that they pass it onto the nervous system”

“these neurop pod cells that line our gut and we also have these similar cell types in the other organs of the body and these cells are responding to the chemical constituents of what we eat as the food is broken down also to the temperature of the environment to the pH the that is how relatively basic or acidic something is that we ate and presumably to other features in our environment as well and all of that information is activating these cells to some degree or another and then we're releasing hormones into our body as a consequence but also there's a direct line to the brain”