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   How does anger affect the brain?

   • The Brain In a sense, anger can have a positive physical effect in that it can help motivate you to get up and do something. When we’re angry and aroused, our brains are primed for fast reactions. If there’s danger or a social threat that triggers an angry state, we are more likely to act on it: the fight-or-flight response.

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   Can anger affect your health?

   • When anger experiences are too frequent, too intense, last too long, or are out of proportion to the triggering event, the emotion can have problematic effects on our well-being and our health, according to Raymond Chip Tafrate, PhD, a clinical psychologist and professor at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain.

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   How does anger affect your heart?

   • Research shows that anger (even momentary anger measured by changes in facial expression) results in changes in the heart that worsen the muscle’s ability to pump blood, which can lead to high blood pressure and subsequent complications (like heart disease, heart attack, stroke, and metabolic syndrome).

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   Feb 13, 2024 · 5 Ways Anger Affects Your Health. Feeling intense and frequent anger (especially when it outsizes the trigger) can have consequences on your physical and mental well-being.

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   Dec 17, 2022 · The Brain. In a sense, anger can have a positive physical effect in that it can help motivate you to get up and do something. When we’re angry and aroused, our brains are primed for fast reactions. If there’s danger or a social threat that triggers an angry state, we are more likely to act on it: the fight-or-flight response.

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   Dec 1, 2022 · From chronic pain to heart problems, here’s what to know about the long-term physical effects of anger on your body, according to science.

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   May 9, 2024 · Anger can make you feel heated in the moment, but also continues to affect your health even after you’ve cooled off. This intense emotion has been associated with inflammation, digestive issues, and a higher risk of heart attacks.

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   Aug 7, 2015 · ANGER primes increased systolic blood pressure and the magnitude of this increase predicted reaction time prolongation. Within the brain, ANGER trials evoked an enhancement of activity within dorsal pons and an attenuation of activity within visual occipitotemporal and attentional parietal cortices.