Periphery: How Your Nervous System Predicts And Protects Against Disease Moses V Chao Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Health Family & Life

A Leading Neuroscientist Argues That The Peripheral Nervous System Long Understood To Play Key Role In Regulating Basic Bodily Functions Also Signals Onset Of Illness Central Consisting Brain And Spinal Cord Has Been Considered Command Center Body Yet Outside An Elaborate Network Nerve Cells Fibers Extends Throughout Our Bodies Transmitting Messages Between Other Organs As It’s Known Regulates Such Vital Heart Rate Digestion Perspiration Enables Us Experience Barrage Sounds Tastes Smells Sensory Information Surrounds But Beyond These Crucial Roles Might Do Even More: It Warn Diseases Future Moses Chao Periphery From Parkinson’s Disease Autism Dementia Many Neurological Conditions Emerge Not Rather Within Dense Nerves Wrap Around Gastrointestinal Tract What’s More Dysfunctions Can Signal Decades Before Symptoms Like Tremor Or Memory Loss Occur Fortunately Unlike Heal Regenerate Response Injury Aging Therapeutic Implications Are Remarkable Shows How With Better Understanding We Could Only Predict Treat Their Possibly Prevent Them Altogether Full New Ideas Bold Interpretations Latest Data Opens Exciting Avenues For Medical Research While Deepening Underappreciated Biological Σελίδες: 192 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0126 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm