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1 The cerebellum controls your movement and balance.
Facts about the brain The cerebellum controls your movement and balance.

2 Cerebellum The cerebellum is involved in several functions of the body including, Fine Equilibrium and muscle tone.

3 Pituitary gland Is the size of a pea. The anterior lobe produces six different hormones at one time to help you grow. The pituitary gland is located in the saddle-shaped depression in the floor of the skull.

4 Brain stem You don't have to think about breathing.
The brain stem controls Alertness,Arousal,blood pressure and digestion.

5 cerebrum Your cerebrum has two halves and the right controls the left and the right controls the left The cerebrum is the biggest part of the brain

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