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Can you live without a brain?
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No, as brain control all the vital functions of body
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Consult a Neurologist
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Survival Without a Brain:
- It's not possible for a person to live without a brain. The brain is essential for controlling vital functions like breathing and heartbeat.
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Rare Medical Cases:
- In rare instances, parts of the brain may be damaged or missing, but some brain tissue must remain to support basic life functions.
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