Does the brain know what's going on in the body? Can it tell you if an asymptomatic illness has crept up?

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  1. The brain generally knows everything to laughter:) To support homeostasis need your participation in a minimum volume, so the whole analysis, processing and adjustment of various parameters of the systems are Autonomous, our mind sends only the final result needs to do something/to drink/to eat/to change/to writhe in pain, thereby realizing that somewhere something is wrong and “Andryukha, to horse!”
    Asymptomatic pathologies for that and asymptomatic – in general, we can distinguish 3 links, the dysfunction of which one or all at once can break off your entire butiful clinical picture:

    1. Sobsna, the very focus/place of pathology-can sit quietly and not vyezhivatsya (either to some serious Hustons and problems it has not yet reached, or in the pathogenesis itself there is no component of inflammation and everything that is due), or everything is there, but..
    2. The transmission of the signal itself does not work, or it works and even reaches the central nervous system, but..
    3. Perception/analysis/output of a signal that something needs to be done does not work.
    4. And as an add-on.point – everything works as it should, but the case is not yet full of seams, and it is compensated for as long as there are enough resources, and most often it lasts for a long time (so a lot of people do not have anything to hurt, but in fact – everything is oh how launched, and symptoms will appear only when it's too late to beat the drums and prevent)
      But! The brain is a cunning creation, and even with all the cunning of the disease, it can detect-but with non-specific symptoms, such as fatigue of varying degrees of severity, malaise, lability of mood, loss of appetite, etc. And that is why it is very important to pass professional examinations-yes, the same medical examination, once every three years, absolutely free – a few hours of time for the sake of your health can and should be given.

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