Natural News: The human body’s peripheral nervous system may have the capacity to
interpret its environment and regulate pain, a recent animal study
revealed. A team of researchers at the University of Leeds and the Hebei
Medical University in China examined ganglia cells in mice and rats for
five years and found that nerve cells in the ganglia, a collection of
nodules in the peripheral nervous system, can exchange information with
one another using a signaling molecule called gamma-Aminobutyric acid.
This process was previously believed to be restricted in the central
nervous system. The researchers also found that when exposed to pain
stimuli, ganglia cells appeared to communicate with each other and
regulate signals that were being sent to the central nervous system.
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