Your Brain Can’t Feel Pain

“Here’s something that sounds terrifying, but it’s completely real. Your brain cannot

feel pain. You’ve had headaches before, right? That pain isn’t

coming from your brain itself. It comes from the blood vessels, nerves,

and tissues around the brain. The brain has zero pain receptors. That’s why doctors

can perform brain surgery while the patient is awake. The patient can talk,

move, and even answer questions— while their brain is being operated

on. The scariest part? Your brain understands pain… but it will never

feel it.”