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Effects on the Immune System of Lesioning and Stimulation of the Nervous System: Neuroimmunomodulation

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The ancient Egyptians and Greeks, among others, knew that defense against disease involved “mind.” Today as monists, many scientists (including the authors of this chapter) believe that “mind” is a function of the nervous system, most particularly the brain. More than a few specialists in science today have developed severe tunnel vision: they see only a small piece of the whole integrated biological entity (the organism). The organism itself does not know that it is supposed to be divided like the departments of a medical school, so it functions as a unit. Thus the ancients were correct on this aspect of life, whereas some educated researchers of today fail to appreciate the connections between the brain and the immune system (Spector, 1980).

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    Branislav D. Jankovic

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Jankovic, B.D., Spector, N.H. (1986). Effects on the Immune System of Lesioning and Stimulation of the Nervous System: Neuroimmunomodulation. In: Plotnikoff, N.P., Faith, R.E., Murgo, A.J., Good, R.A. (eds) Enkephalins and Endorphins. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-0557-4_16

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