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Za božjo voljo si ti bral članke, jaz pa delček vsebine njegove knjige: Drugi možgani-postavitev temeljev razumevanju živčnih bolezni na želodcu in črevesju. Tole sem našel…mislim, da je to območje dvanajsternika in ne želodca. Ta pa verjetno se ve, kje je.

Dr. Michael Gershon, professor and director of the

Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at the Medical and
Surgical
School at Columbia University, New York, found in
his research an
interesting collection of nerves in the area
of the duodenum. He wrote
about it in his book, “The Second
Brain” which was published by Harper
Collins in New York in
1998.

According to its structure and neurochemistry, this nervous
system in
the digestive system is a brain. Along side all
those meters of intestines
sits a complex of microscopic,
electrical circuits, powered by
neurotransmitters and
neuromodules that are not found anywhere else in the

surrounding digestive system. This system allows the
digestive system
to perform many functions in the absence of
the central nervous
system.

Research of the uniqueness of the nervous system of the
digestive
system began in the 19th century. Over the years,
research was performed to
discover the special
characteristics of the nervous system of the digestive
system
.

Dr. Gershon explains in his paper how he was successful in
proving the
fact that in the digestive system, near the
duodenum, exists a separate
nervous system, which acts as a
brain for the digestive system.

Rafi Rosen named this brain: abdominal brain – way before

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