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How feelings are born in the body?Moderator: BioTeam
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How feelings are born in the body?How emotions and feelngs are created in the body? I mean, in our daily life, we feel and express many emotions, example we become sad and happy, we cry and smile or laugh. How these feeling are born in the body (by brain)? Want biological answer.
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Re: How feelings are born in the body?Hi, feelings are psychological.
Living one day at a time;
Enjoying one moment at a time; Accepting hardships as the pathway to peace; ~Niebuhr
Re: How feelings are born in the body?Feelings may come from the peptidic activity of the limbic system and from the intestinal peptidic interactions. Literally we feel with our intestinal tract !!!
This is wath my teacher Dr. Gómez teach. A. LUCIANO D. GRECO M.D.
Biomedicine and peace have to be like two wings of a single condor.
Re: How feelings are born in the body?Our feelings are also based on the different hormones that regulate our body. I remember one of the speakers I heard that a man who courts his woman give chocolates to let the woman to be in good feeling and afterall end in saying "yes" in their engagement. Now he said, "if you want the sweet yes of you ladies, bring chocolates".
By the way GegnianMD
The way we do things are also affected by what we feel isn't it? Could it be that the phrase: "no guts, no glory" exemplifies GegnianMD's explanation? if you have a strong feeling to do the thing and you have the courage to do it, you absolutely gain at least from it. And otherwise if your feeling is weak, you could not possibly work things well. ---Just one act of random kindness at a time and you can change the world---
Re: How feelings are born in the body?
Not really... It's neurotransmitters mate... Anti-depressants work on serotonin, noradrenaline, dopamine... However, some hormones have roles... i.e. thyroxine and hypothyroidism... but the vast majority do not... (evil pedantic mr green face smiley ->
Re: How feelings are born in the body?I am agree with Revenged.
And petptidic activity may depend on quality of the proteins that we consume, and the adecuated consume of proteolytic enzime. Is a possibilitie. A. LUCIANO D. GRECO M.D.
Biomedicine and peace have to be like two wings of a single condor.
Amygdala have something to do with emotions, all i know is that there were some experiments on the fear response that have shown that amygdala link cognition and emotion.
'So I make the peace with the falling leaves, I can see their fate in my own body...' Bright Eyes
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