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Multiple Sclerosis & Connector Neuron Explained (Part 3)

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Multiple Sclerosis & Connector Neuron Explained (Part 3)

Clear, concise breakdown of connector neurons in multiple sclerosis—key signs, neuron roles, and what to watch for. #ilembelothisha #zulutiktok #durbantiktok #lifesciencestudent #matric2026 ILembe Lothisha.(@thishawakutiktok). original sound - ILembe Lothisha.. #ilembelothisha #zulutiktok #durbantiktok #lifesciencestudent #matric2026

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Here are some spinal cord facts: 1) The spinal cord has 43 pairs of sensory and motor nerves branching from it. 2) The spinal cord serves as the central station for all peripheral nerves connecting the brain (and spinal cord) to the rest of the body. 3) There are over 1-billion neurons in the spinal cord. 4) Reflexes (like pulling your hand away from a hot surface) are controlled solely by the spinal cord - the brain is not involved. 5) The spinal cord undergoes all of its growth during the firs

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🦷 There’s a reason the countdown always wins. General anesthetics work by binding to GABA receptors in the brain, the same system responsible for slowing down neural activity, which forces neurons across the cortex to quiet at once and triggers loss of consciousness within seconds. Researchers at MIT recently described it as the brain losing “dynamic stability,” meaning no amount of willpower or focus can override it once the drug reaches the bloodstream. Even seasoned anesthesiologists say the

🦷 There’s a reason the countdown always wins. General anesthetics work by binding to GABA receptors in the brain, the same system responsible for slowing down neural activity, which forces neurons across the cortex to quiet at once and triggers loss of consciousness within seconds. Researchers at MIT recently described it as the brain losing “dynamic stability,” meaning no amount of willpower or focus can override it once the drug reaches the bloodstream. Even seasoned anesthesiologists say the

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Here are some spinal cord facts: 1) The spinal cord has 43 pairs of sensory and motor nerves branching from it. 2) The spinal cord serves as the central station for all peripheral nerves connecting the brain (and spinal cord) to the rest of the body. 3) There are over 1-billion neurons in the spinal cord. 4) Reflexes (like pulling your hand away from a hot surface) are controlled solely by the spinal cord - the brain is not involved. 5) The spinal cord undergoes all of its growth during the firs

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🦷 There’s a reason the countdown always wins. General anesthetics work by binding to GABA receptors in the brain, the same system responsible for slowing down neural activity, which forces neurons across the cortex to quiet at once and triggers loss of consciousness within seconds. Researchers at MIT recently described it as the brain losing “dynamic stability,” meaning no amount of willpower or focus can override it once the drug reaches the bloodstream. Even seasoned anesthesiologists say the

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Inside your brain, 100 billion neurons are reaching. Each one has thousands of tiny hands - dendrites - stretching toward signals, grabbing whatever you repeat. They don't judge. They don't know good from bad. They just grow toward what you feed them. Feed them fear - they build a superhighway for panic. Feed them calm - they pave a new road to peace. Same brain. Same hands. Different food. Your dendrites don't care if a thought is true. They only care if it's familiar. That's why your old fears

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