Given what we know about the Autonomic Nervous System we can confirm that autonomic reflexes enable the ANS to control functions such as heart rate, urination, and breathing rates.
These are among the many visceral functions that the Autonomic Nervous System controls. As per the pattern that is being established, we can conclude that the Autonomic Nervous System functions at a subconscious level, controlling the visceral functions that do not require conscious thought.
Despite this, some organs can also be controlled consciously, such as the lungs and bladder. Other visceral functions such as heart rate, digestion, and even ocular responses, are not able to be controlled consciously.
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