Please receive herewith our research article on the heart beat frequency as psycho-neural pathway for our mental health, which medically points to the heart as 'anticipatory organ'.

Please receive herewith our research article on the heart beat frequency as psycho-neural pathway for our mental health, which medically points to the heart as 'anticipatory organ'.

Without brain, heart can't work. So, brain control our body, but from our childhood we are learning that heart controls our emotions and feelings.

Good question dear Dr. Esma Biroglu, thanks a lot.

I agree with all my RG-coleagues answers. I add:

According to medicine science, the heart functions as a pump in the circulatory system to provide a continuous flow of blood throughout the body, Also, The systemic circulation then transports oxygen to the body and returns carbon dioxide and relatively de-oxygenated blood to the heart for transfer to the lungs.

However, the relation between heart and emotions can be viewed using the links below which may be useful:

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-relation-between-heart-and-emotions

https://www.quora.com/Why-do-we-associate-love-with-the-heart

https://www.quora.com/Why-is-the-heart-considered-the-source-of-emotions

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Interested

Experience of an emotion results from the brain, heart and body acting in concert. Basically, feelings of happiness and pleasure are linked to the prefrontal cortex. Anger, fear, sadness, and other negative emotions are linked to the amygdala. Emotions are believed to be generated from a physical source, and the part of the brain responsible for it is the limbic system of the brain, which is made up of several structures located in the cerebral cortex.

If the brain controls our emotion.Then why do we say ' I love you with all my heart'.

Please also have a look at these useful RG links.

Article Heart-Brain Neurodynamics: The Making of Emotion

Article The Central Role of the Heart in Generating and Sustaining P...

Dear Khaoula,

Thank you very much. But I suppose many will disagree with you.

The complex relationship between heart and brain can't be easily understood.

Thank you dear Ahmed

Thanks for the nice exapmle

YES brain controls mostly

It is a very good question.

I think it reveals the road to solve many thinking regarding "Emotion Recognition" models and analysis.

Thanks Esma Biroglu and All

Thanks for your great answers.

Some believe that the heart is responsible for controlling the body, emotions and emotions, but that is a misconception, the control of the body is the brain.

In my opinion, Brain controls the body and emotions controled by mind and verious secretions very difficult to understnd.

Regards

Dr. Kamath Madhusudhana

Dear Esma Biroglu,

In embryology the heart is primary and it operates through an emotional faculty called intuition. This is a feeling based capacity. Much of my research work is to do with this. Our rational thinking mind is connected with the brain and the masculine principle whereas the mind of the heart is connected to the female principle and intuition. I am now researching historically how this principle has been depreciated for over two thousand years. I have one paper on this called When a Virgin is not a Virgin and a new one is coming up soon.

Warm regards Tina

Almost all of us believe that heart organ is responsible for feeling and emotions. However, many researches prove that the feelings come from the brain only. The limbic cortex is the most important part of the brain that controls our emotions, feelings and physical reactions. Limbic Cortex is therefore referred to as the emotional brain.

The job of our hearts is to pump blood throughout our body.

While the brain controls lower, unconscious physiological activities such as breathing, pulse, and digestion; and higher, conscious activities such as thinking, reasoning, and feeling.

Best Regards Esma Biroglu

The exclusion of the remainder of the body in the development of perceptions I feel is a mistake although the brain is responsible for computations. Spatial judgement, sensation, paradigms of liking and love are principally associated to and dependent on the body.