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Death Of A Neuron

from Synaptic Beat by Akron

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DEATH OF A NEURON

Although neurons are the longest living cells in the body, every day many of them die. It’s part of the normal process of aging. They can even take wrong paths and be the victims of unnatural deaths, and that’s when some brain diseases may occur, such as Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s.
Let’s finish our journey facing our daily reality and wondering if once our adult body has been developed, the experience of living may be considered the contemplation of our slow and progressive process of dying.

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from Synaptic Beat, released November 19, 2013

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