The Second Brain of the human being

Authors

  • Holguer Romero Urréa Universidad Estatal Península de Santa Elena, Ecuador
  • Rocío Ponce Delgado Unidad Judicial Especializada en Violencia Contra la Mujer, Ecuador
  • Johanna Arellano Romero
  • Rubén Parra Leones

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26423/rctu.v1i2.22

Keywords:

mesenteric, enteral, brain, nervous system, anxiety

Abstract

There are two types of brains, made known to all by the central nervous system, which would be the brain where emotions are formed based on past experience. The second brain, the other, ignored by most humans is the brain that is in the bowel, or mesenteric Enteral Nervous System, characterized by the ratio of the brain and digestive system, the brain has more neurons than his counterpart, stored emotions, determines the response according to the context and intensity of the stimulus. This article aims to analyze the participation of the main second brain in human behavior, with the help of a new specialty of medicine, Neurogastroenterology, with its explanation determines the reaction between the brain and the central brain mesentery is identifies each one in its functions, is analyzed as referential stress affects behavior, producing a crisis. Manifested with physiological and psychological disorders, such as diarrhea or constipation, pain and anxiety disorders, fatigue, insomnia, poor concentration and memory loss turn gastric ulcers, hypertension, gases, not necessarily due only to a stomach problem caused by poor food intake, but by emotional behaviors that adversely affect this part of the body. A test for the influence of the second brain in impulsivity and its collateral damage in the body.

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2013-06-20

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How to Cite

The Second Brain of the human being. (2013). UPSE Scientific and Technological Magazine, 1(2), 90-99. https://doi.org/10.26423/rctu.v1i2.22