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Originally Posted by blastingas10
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It's still BS
Note how these websites are dedicated to the subject. If something as mind boggling as what these sites claim, I (as a biologist) would've heard about it. Sadly, as far as I know, the heart is a muscle with cells made for contracting. It doesn't contain brain cells which are cells for remembering, feeling and all that other stuff that comes with having a personality. They claim the heart communicated with every other cell in the body through it's electromagnetic field, like sending little radio signals. No such form of intercellular communication is known to exist. If what they claim was true, heart transplants should have even more serious consequences than they do. They claim emotions have origin in the heart. That's strange since sensory input is fed into the brain which has a cerebral structure dedicated to generating emotions. Why would the body feed sensory input into the brain, then down to the heart, which is a muscle, and generate an emotional response there? It doesn't make any sense.
Really, don't help them kid yourself.