Sure! So, in our brains, we have a part called the somatosensory cortex that helps us feel things like touch and pressure. In this part, there are some cells called pyramidal neurons that help process this information. Now, these neurons need to be "turned on" or "excited" to do their job.

However, there are also some other cells called GABAergic interneurons that help control how much these pyramidal neurons get excited. They do this by releasing something called GABA, which tells the pyramidal neurons to calm down a bit.

If there's not enough GABA being released, then the pyramidal neurons can get too excited and start firing too much. This can mess up how we feel things and make us feel things that aren't really there or make things feel different than they really are. It can even lead to some health problems like seizures.
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