Nervous System - AJ

• The nervous system is a complex group of nerves around your body that are called neurons and protons which send messages of signals through your body to the central command center called the Brain. The brain is an important part of your nervous system because the brain gets signaled by the nerves and gives all the commands to the body of what movements or reactions to do.
•  For example, when your finger touches a very hot pan then your nerves signals the brain as fast as one second and the brain reacts very quickly and controls your finger to quickly move away fast.
• In your nervous system your nerves are still a very important part of the immune system because they signal the brain and if you didn't have your nerves then you can get severely injured or possibly even die. Your nerves are like a cylindrical bundles of tiny fibers that start at the brain and the central cord and branch everywhere in the body. 
• In your body you have different groups of nerves and one group of nerves in your body are neurons. Your neurons are also called the nerve cells communicate with the body threw chemical and electric signals to the brain and throughout the whole body.
• In your nervous system you have three working parts of the nervous system, which are your spinal cord, the brain, and your nerves. Your nerves are created when you are born ,and your nerves are made from little fibers from your body, and they signal or alert any thing that can injure you. Your spinal cord is very long part of your nervous system, and it carries all of the messages the nerves sand to the brain. Your brain is the most important part of the nervous system because it controls every action you ever do.