The Second Brain
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Dondie Olivia said: This explains a LOT!! Science is stating that the stomach is considered the second brain. Well that's just great. Bad enough we guys have been dealing with the little head
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OMG! @Recycled I this just CRACKED ME UP!!! I just LAUGHED OUT LOUD (so loud) at work... @Dondie Olivia this is very interesting & does explain why my taste buds have changed so much!!! t
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Yep, you have 3 to answer to, four if you are married. Dondie Olivia said: This explains a LOT!! Science is stating that the stomach is considered the second brain. Well that's just great.
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This explains a LOT!!
Science is stating that the stomach is considered the second brain. It has the same neurotransmitters as the brain. That the stomach has brain cells. Science also suggests the stomach in fact contains the second largest accumulation of nerve cells in the human body after the brain.
The stomach and the brain communicate.95% of all serotonin is in the gut.
A new US study has added to existing knowledge that not only does our gut have brain cells but it can also grow new ones, a finding that can pave the way for developing new drugs for gastrointestinal disorders
This explains why we alter so much after this type of surgery. Why our sense of smell can change, the foods we crave and our reactions to food. I wonder if they are going to research how the brain and stomach react after being sleeved.
For me, this is fascinating stuff. Opinions?
Edited by Dondie Olivia