Question

Can most people directly control their ANS and visceral activities through direct voluntary cerebral cortex control?  

How could this be possible with training? (Refer to the previous question above)

Name 6 organs that do not have dual innervation.

What is meant by the term Dual Innervation?

Answer 1

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