Question 2 How are meridians different from the nervous system?
Meridians are channels for energy, and the nervous system moves brain signals.
O Meridians are found in the upper region of the body, and the nervous system is in the lower.
O The nervous system works automatically while meridians are controlled unconsciously.
O The nervous system is centered in the brain, and meridians are centered in the spine.
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the answer the third choice the letter c

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