Things you need to understand about the kundalini energy and the nervous system The maintenance of the nervous system is supported by over 100 specialized genes. The autonomic nervous system, part of the peripheral nervous system, regulates internal functions automatically, including heart rate, digestion, breathing,…

A neurotransmitter is a chemical messenger that carries signals from one cell to another. It converts electrical activity in the nervous system into real effects in muscles, organs, and glands, shaping movement, stress response, focus, and emotional tone. In simple terms, the signal travels electrically,…

The parasympathetic nervous system, PNS, is the branch of the autonomic nervous system that supports relaxation and recovery. It works mainly through cholinergic fibers and reduces the activity of cardiac muscle, while in smooth muscle it increases tone and contractility. Autonomic Nervous System is divided…

The sympathetic nervous system is a branch of the autonomic nervous system that prepares the body for stress or emergency. It works mainly through adrenergic fibers and increases the activity of cardiac muscle, while in smooth muscle it can reduce tone and contractility depending on…

Heart is the first organ that starts shaking. That shake is the primary pulse of life. Cardiac muscle forms the walls of the heart and contracts in a highly coordinated way to pump blood through the circulatory system. Cardiac muscle cells are striated, similar to…

Smooth muscle is controlled by the autonomic nervous system and works without conscious effort. Its cells are spindle shaped, have a single nucleus, and lack striations.   There are two main types: Single unit smooth muscle, found in organs like the gut, bladder, and reproductive…

An action potential is a brief electrical signal in a cell. It rises and falls quickly and follows a fixed pattern. It appears in neurons, muscle cells, and endocrine cells. In neurons, it allows signals to travel along the axon and pass to other cells.…

Many students ask where the neurogenic shaking comes from. It is linked to the autonomic nervous system, The autonomic nervous system is responsible for the involuntary control of internal organs. It forms a widespread network of nerves throughout the body that regulates unconscious physiological processes.…