Incredibly compact and only weighing 3 pounds, the brain is incredibly compact and runs your emotions. If your exhausted from suffering with your anxiety attacks, look no further, Panic Away is a remarkable program that will help to CURE your anxiety!
Your brain has a little bunch of cells on each side called the amygdala (uh-mig-duh-luh). The word amygdala is Latin for almond, and that’s what this area looks like. Scientists believe that the amygdala is responsible for emotions. The primary area of the brain that deals with stress is called the limbic system or the mammalian brain. Via your atonomic nervous system the limbic system responds when your body perceive a real or imagined threat. Preparing you by releasing hormones when distress signals come from your brain is the work of the sympathetic nervous system. Your adrenal glands release adrenaline or epinephrine that will increase your heart rate, breathing and/or blood pressure (flight or fight). This causes a release of glucose and fatty acids into your blood stream. This then moves the blood faster to the brain, and blood flow to the skin is reduced and your immune system gets put on “hold”. In this temporary state your body is now able to respond to the “life-threatening situation”.
Getting Back to a Normal State
As we age it becomes even more difficult for the sympathetic nervous system to slow down and allow the tranquilizing parasympathetic nervous system to calm things down.
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