what happens to the bodies during different emotions?

1. sadness

1.1. sadness can be increase your sensitivity to cold, even while people around you feel warm.

1.2. Sadness can affect your appetite, increasing your risk of weight gain and affecting your blood pressure. The direct result is the appearance of high blood pressure and cardiac problems in the long term.

2. Anger

2.1. When we get angry, the heart rate, arterial tension and testosterone production increases, cortisol (the stress hormone) decreases, and the left hemisphere of the brain becomes more stimulated.

3. happiness

3.1. The activity of one of the centers of the brain, which distinguishes the negative emotions and works to guide centers that generate negative energy

4. fear

4.1. Pounding heart. The body releases the hormone epinephrine into the bloodstream when it perceives a threat. This in turn increases the heart rate so that more blood gets to parts of the body that may need it to act in the face of fear

4.2. Shortness of breath. The nerves around the rib cage and torso are on high alert, causing you to feel heaviness on your chest

4.3. Dry throat. Fluids are diverted from nonessential areas of the body such as the mouth. This leads to dryness and difficulty talking