The muscles in the heart respond to an electrical stimulus to contract (beat). If there were no nerve tissue, the heart would not beat and a person would cease (or fail) to exist. Failure of the nerve stimuli, if nerve tissue is there (but for whatever reason there is a malfunction of the signal getting to where it needs to be), results in a condition called "Heart Block" and that can necessitate the implantation of a Pacemaker to produce the missing electrical stimulus constantly or intermittently as needed.
We can not live without nerve tissue, it is critical for heart beats, breathing, thinking, moving and all other actions of our bodies and brains.
It will not able to pump blood, because it would be too inflexible.
Because the heart carries blood and oxygen to the tissues, and if the heart stopped, the tissues of the heart and other body parts would eventually die.
We can not live without nerve tissue, it is critical for heart beats, breathing, thinking, moving and all other actions of our bodies and brains.
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Without nerves, the heart muscles would not contract, your heart would not beat, and oxygen would not be distributed through the body.
Since these is no nerve supply, the heart would keep a normal rate. It would not be able to keep up with the demand for oxygen and nutrients. A heart without a nerve supply would not be viable.
nothing would happen but it would be quite nerve racking
There would be no alcoholics in the world.
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it would not be able to blow its nose
This does happen -- to babies born with a hole in the part of the heart that divides the right ventricle from the left ventricle. It makes it difficult for them to oxygenate their tissues well and makes it more difficult for them to thrive as other children do. Years ago, doctors would wait several years to fix such defects. I do not know how long they wait now.