Chronic Mission Stress: The Effects on Emotional Rhythms and Relationships
As humans, our bodies are designed to maintain a natural balance between periods of excitement and rest, also known as...
Adaptation refers to the process whereby an organism changes its behavior, physiology, morphology, development, or behavior in response to environmental conditions. It is important for survival...
Rhythmic variation in stimulation speed and amplitude has been shown to play a critical role in regulating the activity of both the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, which are...
Hormones and Feedback Loops in Rapid Rhythm Changes
Hormones are chemical messengers that circulate throughout the body and regulate various biological processes such as metabolism, growth,...
The human body has several mechanisms that enable it to maintain homeostasis, which is defined as the equilibrium state where internal conditions are stable and balanced within normal limits despite...
The term "high-arousal state" refers to an intense emotional response that is characterized by increased heart rate, blood flow, adrenaline levels, and hormone production. It can be triggered by...
How do interoceptive prediction errors influence subjective perception of internal continuity and coherence under high-intensity conditions?
Interoception refers to the sense of physical...
Long-term Adaptations Occur in Neurovascular and Muscular Systems Following Repeated Stimulation
The body is constantly exposed to external stimuli such as temperature changes, chemical compounds,...
The human body is composed of various systems that regulate different bodily functions. One such system is the nervous system, which controls various physiological processes like breathing, heart...
Bodily Balance and Psychological Coherence
The human body is constantly striving to achieve a state of balance between its many parts, from physical equilibrium to emotional wellbeing. This...