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Dual consciousness is a visionary concept in neuroscience. It is presented that it is likely that a individual may develop two separate aware entities within their one brain after undergoing a corpus callosotomy.

<h3>How can the gut play a role in mental health?</h3>

The gut microbes, collectively called microbiota, are linked to the brain through a bidirectional system that involves the vagus nerve, the immune system, and various neurotransmitters.

Stress response, memory functions, social behavior, and mood are modulated by microbiota.

Thus, Dual consciousness is a visionary concept in neuroscience.

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