Abstract

Johannes Berger

Although parasympathetic nervous system activity can reduce inflammation, the relationship between parasympathetic nervous system activity and antiviral activity is unknown. The link between ambient temperature and human mortality has been frequently recorded, with a focus on common conditions such cardiopulmonary disease. However, multi-city research on the link between high and low temperatures and the mortality of nervous system illnesses, particularly in vulnerable groups, were uncommon. One of the major puzzles in neuroscience is how complex functioning derives from the peripheral autonomic nervous system's very inflexible anatomical architecture. The high prevalence of neural circuit-related autonomic nervous system illnesses emphasises the necessity of basic research on autonomic neuron functionality, including neurotracing approaches.