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If Anxiety Is in My Brain, Why Is My Heart Pounding? A Psychiatrist Explains the Neuroscience and Physiology Of Fear
By Arash Javanbakht Your Health

If Anxiety Is in My Brain, Why Is My Heart Pounding? A Psychiatrist Explains the Neuroscience and Physiology Of Fear

Heart in your throat. Butterflies in your stomach. Bad gut feeling. These are all phrases many people use to describe fear and anxiety. You have likely felt anxiety inside your chest or stomach, and your brain usually doesn’t hurt when you’re scared. Many cultures tie cowardice and bravery more to the heart or the guts […]

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Over-Emphasis on Safety Means Kids Are Becoming More Anxious and Less Resilient
By Simon Sherry Your Health

Over-Emphasis on Safety Means Kids Are Becoming More Anxious and Less Resilient

We are facing a mental health crisis. Teenagers and young adults are more depressed, suicidal, anxious and lonely than ever before. Depression rates among teens have been increasing since the early 2000s. A 2018 national survey found that 13.3 per cent of U.S. adolescents experienced a major depressive episode in the last year. But it’s […]

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