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Nervous – System Overview

Nerves and Nerve Systems

Anatomy

Nerves receive and transmit electric impulses for steering and coordination of vital functions.
They pervade the whole body as a tree with branches, whose stem is situated in the brain and spinal cord.
Nerves consist of several fibres (neurons), each with a cell body (soma), nucleus, dendrites for stimuli reception and an axon for transmission. The axons of most nerves possess a myelin sheath of glia cells. At the end of an axon, the contact to other nerve cells or tissues is made by synapses, as in the myoneural junctions in muscle fibres.

The bridge between nerve- and homonal systems are the hypothalamus and pituitary in the brain.

Nervensystem

Motoric Innervation By Damjanov Clean

Myelin Sheath

Nerve systems

By function and mode of operation, we distinguish:

1. The Autonomous Nerve System (ANS) which steers the involuntary rhythms, reactions and adaptions of the organs. It is divided into

  • the activating sympathetic nerve system, whose impulses enable fight or flight responses
  • the inhibiting parasympathetic nerve sysem, that dominates in relaxation and regeneration but also in freeze reflexes (UDIN).
  • the enteric nerve sysem or “gut brain” of the intestinal tract, which is influenced by the sympathetic and parasympathetic branches.
    The Autonomous Nerve System effects our wake and sleep cycles, activity, rest and regeneration. The META-Health Phases Model is largely based upon the responses of the Autonomous Nervous System.
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    2. The somatic or cerebrospinal nerve system guides the perception of external stimuli (the sensory input) and the voluntary functions (the motoric output). By location we distinguish
  • the central nerve system (CNS) consisting of brain and spinal cord
  • the peripheral nerve system begins where the nerves leave the spinal canal.
    Afferent neural pathways (leading towards the brain) transmit sensory perceptions for processing, while efferent pathways run from the brain towards effecting organs, like the motoric nerves run to muscles.

    META-Organ Tissues:

    Brain Overview
    Brain – Meninges(CB +/- and CC-/+): Protection of Brain and Beliefs
    Myelin Sheath of nerves (CB +/-): Fear of Contact, Fear of Pain
    Sensory Innervation (CC -/+): not wanting, being able, or allowed to Feel / Perceive
    Motoric Innervation (CC -/+): Paralyzing Trauma or Physical Overload
    Details of Facial Nerve
    Details of Trigeminus Nerve

This compendium does NOT claim that the human bodymind will heal completely by resolving conflicts. Health and disease are multifactorial, and we find that dispositions are created already at an early age or even before birth. However, our understanding gives valuable directions in which to find the key for holistic healing. In that, META-Health professionals wish to collaborate with scientific and alternative health care providers to boost efficiency by an integrative approach that suits the individual.

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