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The autonomic nervous system (ANS) harmoniously regulates all internal organic functions (heart rate, blood pressure, vasomotion, digestive tract motility, endocrinal secretions) and adapts them to the needs. It's the control of so-called vegetative functions, which allows homeostasis but also allostasis of our body. ANS is divided into two systems often understood as antagonistic and complementary: the sympathetic and the parasympathetic systems.
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