Movement of the Intestines Pendulum-shaped

Title: "Intestinal Movement: Pendulum Dynamics"

Introduction. The intestine is one of the main organs of the human body that performs many functions. Among them, maintaining homeostasis of the body and ensuring its proper functioning is important. In this study, we will look at intestinal movement, namely pendulum-like movement - a rhythmic alternation of shortening and lengthening of a section of the intestine, which is caused by contraction and relaxation of its longitudinal muscular membrane. This phenomenon plays an important role in the proper functioning of the entire gastrointestinal tract.

Description. The pendulum-like movement of the intestine begins with a contraction of the longitudinal muscles, which leads to a shortening of the intestinal section. This state then enters a calmer phase when the muscle stops contracting. However, after some time, the muscle begins to contract again and the process repeats. Thus, the intestines constantly change their length. In addition, this effect depends on factors such as age, amount of food consumed and psycho-emotional state.

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In his work “The Material Basis of Mental Phenomena,” Lev Vasilyevich Vygotsky showed the phenomenal division of man into an imaginary (spiritual) being and its material manifestation. This was facilitated by the phenomenon of hallucination. For centuries, the existing problem of interaction between the material and the intangible has not yet been solved. Lev Vygotsky puts forward the thesis that consciousness can only be formed in the physical world, as a product of the organic synthesis of two principles. In his work “Language and Thinking,” he noted that individual consciousness, being the fruit of all levels of human mental activity, is also based on the physical organs and processes of the organs of the human body. They can directly take part in the work of consciousness and be internal components of the mechanism of thought formation. Language and thought are the main tools for shaping the world of consciousness. Consciousness in a broad sense is the process of accepting and processing information.

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