We generally do not perceive information transmitted by visceral afferents.

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Visceral afferents transmit information from the internal organs to the brain, primarily signaling the physiological status of these organs. This information is usually not consciously perceived because it relates to the automatic, regulatory functions of the body, such as blood pressure, nutrient levels, and internal organ states, which do not typically reach conscious awareness under normal conditions.

We Generally Do Not Perceive Information Transmitted by Visceral Afferents