Feelings of sadness or anxiety might be linked to increased "chitchat" between two areas of the brain
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What Does Sadness Look Like in the Brain?
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Nothing could be felt without the brain
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I prefer happy brain waves
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Science is uncovering a lot about our emotions and the physical impact. I am a big believer in some of the newer theories like epigenetics. There is something to what the ancients discussed in their texts. It was lost upon us.
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They should also show want happy and excited looks like.
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