The Inflamed Feeling: The Brain's Role in Immune Defence Lekander Mats
The Inflamed Feeling: The Brain's Role in Immune Defence Lekander Mats What do feeling sick and being afraid of strangers have in common?The answer is that these feelings represent a behavioural…
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The Inflamed Feeling: The Brain's Role in Immune Defence Lekander Mats
What do feeling sick and being afraid of strangers have in common?The answer is that these feelings represent a behavioural drive which evolved in our ancestors to combat the most dangerous threat to survival: infection.Behaviour and emotions play pivotal roles in the struggle for good health. Listening to these feelings will allow you to save energy that can be used for recuperation and recovery. When your body is telling your brain that you are sick, you are experiencing survival strategies that developed years ago.
Defensive behaviours to be able to avoid infection in the first place were also needed. Urges of staying still, noticing pain, feeling sorry for yourself, and focusing inward are bodily messages that benefit immune defence.For our forefathers, in whom these strategies evolved, it wasn't enough to change behaviour once sick. Thus, tools for detecting illness
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