Charming intestines. As the most powerful organ controls us, enders D.

Many are embarrassed to talk about the intestines aloud. Perhaps that is why we know so little about the most powerful organ that controls our body.

someone may shock the researcher’s so frank appeal to “forbidden” topics; Someone, perhaps, will show up too extreme experiments on mice and on the patients-volunteers described in the book. Someone will doubt the omnipotence of tiny organisms that control our lives. And someone has the assumption that the intestines have their own “brain” and “nervous system”, will generally seem absurd and anti-scientific. But we recall that the new and unknown always scares a person, and this book is another step forward on the path to the discovery of the secrets and mysteries of our body.

Attention! The information contained in the book cannot serve as a replacement for a doctor’s consultation. Before performing any recommended actions, you need to consult with a specialist.