Andrew Huberman· PhD
It's proven that in the gut there are neurons connected to the sympathetic system.
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It's proven that in the gut there are neurons connected to the sympathetic system.
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the extrinsic innervation includes the brain which sends fibers to those neurons and the sympathetic nervous system which projects from outside the gut into it and it also includes the spinal cord and the ganglia associated with the spinal cord sensory ganglia and dorsal root which provide a sensory innervation of the gut