
02/08/2025
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Most people think the brain controls everything—but your heart has a mind of its own.
The human heart contains approximately 40,000 neurons, forming a complex network known as the “heart-brain.”
What’s surprising is that the heart actually sends more signals to the brain than the brain sends back. These signals influence emotional processing, attention, memory, and even decision-making.
Scientists call this connection the heart-brain axis, and it’s one reason why emotional states like stress, gratitude, and empathy can physically affect your brain and body.
The heart isn’t just a pump—it’s a second command center.