a state of intense apprehension or worry often accompanied by physical symptoms such as shaking, intense feelings in the gut, etc, common in mental illness or after a very distressing experience See alsoangst Etymology: 16thCentury: from Latinanxietas;seeanxious ...
A component analysis of cognitive-behavioral therapy for generalized anxiety disorder and the role of interpersonal problems. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 70, 288–298. Article CAS PubMed Google Scholar Boschen, M. J. (2011). Generalized anxiety disorder in adults: Focus on ...
Geist about a man (computer tutor Bruce Stark,) who helps people with their computer problems.This is typical of similes that are borrowed and modified to fit a personal sphere of interest. Unease … it slipped out without his being able to control it, like sweat from his pores —Clive ...
Although psychological problems like anxiety don’t cause the digestive disorder, people with IBS may be more sensitive to emotional troubles. Strong emotions like stress, anxiety, and depression trigger chemicals in the brain that turn on pain signals in your gut that may cause your colon to rea...
It can range from symptoms that are isolated to one part of the gastrointestinal tract, like the stomach, to disorders affecting the entire gut. However, it is commonly used to describe irritable bowel syndrome and less frequently, non-ulcer or ...
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Similarly, the same neurotransmitters in your brain that are altered and affect your mood, like serotonin, also play a role in sending signals to the gut. While low serotonin can cause anxiety, anxiety can also cause low serotonin, and that means that some of the messengers that are normally...
Tiny molecules in the brain may help gut bacteria hijack people's emotions. Bacteria living in the human gut have strange influence over mood, depression and more, but it has been unclear exactly how belly-dwelling bacteria exercise remote control of the brain (SN: 4/2/16, p. 23). Now ...
Anxiety affects the gut, the eyes, and many other pathways that can contribute to nausea Anxiety can also make you sensitive to “normal” feelings, increasing the severity of feelings that may otherwise have been easy to ignore Understanding the role that the fight or flight and serotonin play...
Lately, there has been more attention paid to the “gut-brain” connection. We see that malabsorption, slow metabolism, toxic metals, yeast, auto-immune disease, and inflammation are just a few of the conditions that exacerbate or cause mood changes. And these can occur from eating healthy fo...