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This might be an obvious question, but is there any tissue functionality in the body that the nervous system is not involved or implicated in?
What I mean is, is there any process that doesn't need the nervous system's involvement and does its functionality independently and not related to it.
As far as I understand, the nervous system pretty much has its fingerprints on all the processes on some small level at least. And of course, the whole body is a system that functions together, but I thought I'd still throw this one out to see what the consensus is on this.
Any thoughts appreciated!
What I mean is, is there any process that doesn't need the nervous system's involvement and does its functionality independently and not related to it.
As far as I understand, the nervous system pretty much has its fingerprints on all the processes on some small level at least. And of course, the whole body is a system that functions together, but I thought I'd still throw this one out to see what the consensus is on this.
Any thoughts appreciated!