Brain

If you have any doubts or fear on this subject, don't do it.

Yes, a man can thrive on his own eggs which is called sperm but not by ejaculating or eating rather by sexual abstinence. Internally, sperm gets stored in the brain as 'oz' in Hindi, providing mental vigor and vitality upon sexual abstinence. The act may be performed but without ejaculation; thus, protecting oneself from self-annihilation. Little food intake can be enough compared to a reproducing man. Well being of the body also ensues because all parts of the body are connected to brain.

NO it has to do with the sense of smell

The Sublime Paralytic and Brains of the Revolution is only one person and this person is Apolinario Mabini

yes.

PET or Positron Emission Tomography is not suitable for a person who has metal plate in his or her head. This is primarily due to the use of nuclear imaging technology. However, in some cases even an MRI scan might not be suitable.

the left knob controls hot water.

vasomotor centre is under medullary control and is responsible for vasoconstriction /vasodilatation so that blood pressure is maintained.

If I remember correctly, there is of course the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system, further divided into the sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous systems.

It depends on the part you mean. If you get a hole in the thoracic cavity, then you can't breathe. If you get sliced in the neck, you'll never stop bleeding. If you get stabbed in the thigh, then you'll bleed too much blood out. If you get an injury to the brain you could lose brain cells that might never come back. This is bad because you won't have the knowledge that you need.

Of course they do! If they have eyes the brain processes images through this lobe. Animals, including the human animal, have different sized lobes for this function. Smaller lobed animals have a reduced visual acuity. The more developed the lobe, the higher processing power of visual stimulus.

It's the most recently evolved and largest part of the brain. It's also known as telencephalon. This in combination with the Diencephalon comprise the forebrain. It's responsible for the functioning of decision making, perception, language (comprehension and production of), planning/organizing, "personality" or what makes us human, and more.

While the activation aspects of PTSD (rage, anger, irritability, somatic re-activations) have alot to do with a hyperarousal of the sympathetic nervous system that runs through the right side of the brain, PTSD from a brainwave side of things has more to do with disharmony and imbalance between the left and right hemispheres, and front and back. That is, non-PTSD folks have an integration of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems where one is not dominant over the other.

yes of course, our frontal lobe helps us in thinking, and while driving we obviously think....don't we...so we use our frontal lobe.. while driving.

1/2 a mile

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The meninges, i.e. the membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord.

Cerebellum receives the information regarding equilibriumfrom your inner ears. The information reaches your cerebellum both directly through your vestibular nerve, and also indirectly through your vestibular nuclei.

It can be and there may be delayed problems as well.

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frontal lobe

Brain cells remain in the brain. They are the building blocks of the brain. If the brain cells were in the stomach, you'd have a brain in your stomach! Same goes for the stomach and all parts of the body.

In my yoga class my instructor mentioned that there are more brain cells in the stomach than in the brain, I wanted to find out if it was true and I came across this article. So maybe you can have cells "in the wrong places"...... (look below under related links)

Physical injury is one of the most common causes of damage to the nervous system.