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Evolution of Panic Attacks
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The panic attack response has been preserved over millions of years of evolution, and can be triggered in various species including voles and stopes. The amygdala, often referred to as the brain's 'fear center', reliably induces the physical and emotional response associated with panic attacks when stimulated, even in individuals who have had both amygdalas removed.
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The amygdala, known as the "brain's fear center," can trigger panic attacks and elicit similar reactions across different species.
16:58 - 19:13 (02:15)
Summary
The amygdala, known as the "brain's fear center," can trigger panic attacks and elicit similar reactions across different species. Patients who have had them removed often report a lack of fear response in situations that would typically elicit one.
ChapterEvolution of Panic Attacks
Episode#475 - Tim Clare - The Crippling World Of Modern Anxiety
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker shares a story of a woman who has experienced traumatic events throughout her life, causing her to struggle with trusting others.
19:13 - 21:13 (02:00)
Summary
The speaker shares a story of a woman who has experienced traumatic events throughout her life, causing her to struggle with trusting others.