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Your brain isn't just connected to your body. It's in constant conversation with it. In this conversation, Dr. Jennifer Garrison breaks down what she calls the brain's biological 'Wi-Fi' — a signaling system that allows the brain to communicate with tissues throughout the body without any direct physical connection. And the complexity of that system is striking. Hundreds, potentially thousands, of different signaling molecules — neurotransmitters, bioactive peptides, lipids, proteins — all working together to carry information across long distances and long time scales. It's a bidirectional conversation. The brain is sending signals out. And the body is sending signals back. Most of us think of the brain as the command center issuing orders. But what Dr. Garrison describes is something more dynamic than that — an ongoing exchange that shapes how every system in the body functions. Tune into the full conversation, out now on all major streaming platforms.
Your brain isn't just connected to your body. It's in constant conversation with it. In this conversation, Dr. Jennifer Garrison breaks down what she calls the brain's biological 'Wi-Fi' — a signaling system that allows the brain to communicate with tissues throughout the body without any direct physical connection. And the complexity of that system is striking. Hundreds, potentially thousands, of different signaling molecules — neurotransmitters, bioactive peptides, lipids, proteins — all working together to carry information across long distances and long time scales. It's a bidirectional conversation. The brain is sending signals out. And the body is sending signals back. Most of us think of the brain as the command center issuing orders. But what Dr. Garrison describes is something more dynamic than that — an ongoing exchange that shapes how every system in the body functions. Tune into the full conversation, out now on all major streaming platforms.

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