What do you think about the heart brain?
This is not new, it was fist postulated in 1991 and proven in 2007.
This is why people who are quadriplegic don't need heart stimulation even if they need mechanical aided breathing, and why people with severe brain damage in a coma still have heart functionality.
The heart neurological complex (it is not an actual brain) is a evolved survival mechanism, it is remarkable but not miraculous and it certainly does not think in the same way the brain proper does and certainly gives no credence to the ancient Greek idea that the heart not the head is the seat of all reason.
It’s a fascinating article, but I kept looking for links to the scientific studies mentioned. I came across this by googling:
There are a lot of claims online about this subject, with statements like “research shows”, but no links to any real studies.
It makes sense that an organism’s entire nervous system be considered a unified whole. It’s all connected.
No. Wishful thinking by grieving relatives. There are some remaining brain cells in our spinal cord, but they are in the higher sections.
More science is needed. Under a heart transplant the patient is under a coma and some brain damage occurs.. and for some people a lifesaving procedure is a personality change in itself. I was in a coma for four days. I have memory loss from it. What were we talking about? Who's chair am I sitting in?
See no reason why not. The idea has millenia of thinkers considering it.