They feel emotion and love with thier heart. They feel bravery and loyalty with thier brain. They feel sexual attractions with thier brain, heart and vagina.
I can feel that You make my lone heart to be free
your thoughts comes from your brain but your heart helps you to feel love
heart pulse blood in your body by arteries to organ in your body to be alive like liver and kidney brain to make you feel what is around you make you feel pain because brain control your nerves
Not having a mind of their own or a brain, the lungs "feel" nothing. But they may sense the beating of the heart and react accordingly.
But only too much.
Medicine.
Please elaborate on your questions. I do not understand what you are trying to ask
No muscle allows us to feel emotions. The brain allows us to feel emotions by releasing certain hormones. The brain is an organ, not a muscle. The effects of these emotional feelings can affect the behaviour of the heart (which is a muscular organ, NOT a muscle). For example if you are in love, the heart will beat faster. This is where the misconception that the heart causes feelings of love comes from. The feelings of love, and other emotions, actually come from the brain.
A heart is used to celebrate Valentine's day because Valentine's Day is about affection and love. Although our feelings love love and other emotions come from our brain we feel as though t comes from our heart. Plus it makes love seem more romantic.
Yes. Infected impacted wisdom teeth can make you feel ill. The poison from the infection is close to your brain and is poisoning your brain. Your brain reacts to the poison by telling you something is wrong. It makes you feel ill.
It certainly feels like you feel emotions in your heart, or rather, your heart tells your body what to feel. Our brains actually tell us how we feel, and how it effects us. It tells us to cry, to laugh, and everything else we would normally do when we feel certain things. This means that it also tells our heart what to "feel". If exceptionally upset, you may experience discomfort in your chest, or out-right pain. You can point the finger at your brain! Just keep in mind, it isn't the situation itself that determines how your heart/body will handle it, it's how you handle the situation. Remember: YOU are in control of your emotions, it's YOUR brain!