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motor neuron
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Eastern countries
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Eastern cultures may have less specific or different traditional knowledge and beliefs about motor neurons compared to Western cultures.
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2
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motor neuron
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Eastern countries
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Motor neurons are known for their role in connecting the brain and muscles, and are important in traditional medicine and martial arts training.
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3
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motor neuron
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Eastern countries
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Motor neuron research may be a focus, but traditional alternative medicine and holistic healing methods are also valued
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4
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motor neuron
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Eastern cultures
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Motor neurons may not be as commonly discussed in everyday conversation in Eastern cultures, and their study may be more specialized.
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5
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motor neuron
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eastern countries
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Seen as an essential element in traditional medicine and holistic health practices
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neuron
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Eastern countries
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Neurons are also studied in Eastern traditional medicine, where their function and interconnectedness are considered in relation to holistic health practices.
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neuron
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Eastern countries
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Less commonly known outside of professional medical or scientific communities
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8
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neuron
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Eastern countries
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The concept of neurons may be less commonly encountered in everyday life and may not be as widely discussed outside of scientific or medical communities.
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9
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neuron
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Eastern culture
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The concept of neurons is less widely discussed in traditional Eastern philosophical and medical systems, although modern science is increasingly integrating this knowledge.
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10
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neuron
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eastern countries
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Associated with traditional medicine and holistic healing practices, often mentioned in the context of energy flow and balance
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