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    Bad Moods Can Increase Inflammation

    ByHealing In Motion January 7, 2019

    Jennifer Graham-Engeland et al. from Pennsylvania State University have recently found a link between negative moods and inflammation. The main author stated that, “Because affect is modifiable, we are excited about these findings and hope that they will spur additional research to understand the connection between affect and inflammation, which in turn may promote novel psychosocial…

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  • Book Review

    Pain And Emotion

    ByHealing In Motion October 7, 2012February 10, 2025

    Although mainly about the effects of emotion on reason, ‘Descartes’ Error‘ by Antonio Damasio contains a few fascinating nuggets on pain. He distinguishes 2 components to pain: Sensory perception from skin, mucosa, muscle, organ, etc. – the nerve endings stimulated in an area of the body lead to a ‘pain image’, a temporary representation  of body…

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    ByHealing In Motion May 3, 2012February 10, 2025

    “Act when the idea is hot and the emotion is strong“ Jim Rohn

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