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The Body’s Behind-the-Scenes: A Beginner’s Guide to the Autonomic Nervous System

Reading Time: 2 minutes If our last adventure was about the messages you send and receive consciously, today we’re delving into the world of the unseen and automatic. Welcome to the sequel of our journey through the nervous system, where we uncover the magic of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS). This part of your body is like the director […]

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Exploring the Body’s Secret Messages: A Beginner’s Guide to the Peripheral Nervous System

Reading Time: 3 minutes Have you ever wondered how you’re able to feel the warmth of a sunny day or quickly pull your hand back from a hot cup of coffee? The hero behind these everyday miracles is something called the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS). It’s like a vast network of wires spreading throughout your body, but instead of […]

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Exploring the Wonders of Our Nervous System: A Beginner’s Guide

Reading Time: 3 minutes Welcome to a fascinating journey through the wonders of the human nervous system, the command center behind every thought, action, and sensation you experience. Designed for those dipping their toes into this intriguing topic for the first time, our exploration will unravel the mysteries of the central nervous system (CNS), delve into the brain’s intricate […]

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Decoding the Brain: An Enlightening Chat with Avni

Reading Time: 3 minutes Welcome to our cozy corner of the internet where curiosity meets clarity. Today, we’re taking a slightly different approach by sharing a wonderfully enlightening conversation I had with Avni, a friend and a seasoned psychologist, on a topic that puzzles and fascinates many: the brain’s intricate structure. Aman, a bright-eyed first-year psychology student, joined us, […]

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