Difference Between Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous System | Compare the Difference Between Similar Terms

Difference Between Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous System | Compare the Difference Between Similar Terms: The key difference between sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system is that the sympathetic nervous system is responsible for controlling the body's

Happy Birthday Mom in Heaven 

I think you would enjoy this subject:

Understanding the Nervous Systems 

Trying to find Balance .

Above: excellent article and these illustrations;

Was really interested since Multiple Sclerosis causes imbalances in our nervous systems that we often try to medicate our way out of.

I’m using Apollo Neuroscience wrist band to help modulate my 2 systems: sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems.

Neurological Healing

Some thoughts about
MS,
Multiple Sclerosis,
The
MonSter,
And
Neurological Healing,
Once only a myth, a Wish,
A Fantasy.

When God provides a #MonSter to attack our immune system, He/She opens a window to healing. Gotta believe. Neurological pathway work around pic.twitter.com/jA9OVSxaym

— Mary Gerdt (@marygerdt) November 5, 2017

Neuron Bracketology: BrainHub Researchers Pit Teams of Neurons Against Each Other To Learn More About How They Work in Teams-Carnegie Mellon News - Carnegie Mellon University

Neuron Bracketology: BrainHub Researchers Pit Teams of Neurons Against Each Other To Learn More About How They Work in Teams-Carnegie Mellon News - Carnegie Mellon University

Sending this along...

Hopeful for their success...

Neurological Healing

Neurological Healing

Is possible,

Or at least a beginning,

A human adaptation,

Thanks to spinal cord, neurological research,

We humans are beginning to understand more each day.

Thanks to Christopher &  Dana Reeve

For daring to suggest

Neuro healing is possible.
http://www.christopherreeve.org/site/c.ddJFKRNoFiG/b.4048063/k.67BA/The_Christopher_amp_Dana_Reeve_Foundation__Paralysis_amp_Spinal_Cord_Injury.htm

I worked on a neuro floor at the hospital.

We saw all kinds of injuries, insults, diseases, trauma 

Genetic, toxic, bacterial, viral, unknown, 

Sometimes having no disease but symptoms and very convincingly,

Confusing the doctors.

We always held out hope,

That things would be better,

Like Star Trek...

Stroke? MS? Brain injury?

Wave the healing wand.

Instead we often were holding the hands of patients & family.

Often sad, sometimes lonely, sometimes broken people.

For myself and those who fight Multiple Sclerosis,

We welcome neuro healing,

We embrace the Reeves and brave hard working researchers,

The news this week of men who were paralyzed,

Pioneers in research,

 fostering our hope

For neuro healing.