Biological Causes of Anxiety

Biologically speaking, what causes anxiety?

Anxiety Question:

Biologically speaking, what causes anxiety?
What region of the brain causes a person to feel anxiety?

Anxiety Answer:

Biological causes of anxiety can vary.

Several different parts of the brain contribute to feelings of anxiety, the sensory area which resides in the cerebral cortex or the gray matter of the brain provides the initial stimulus.

The hearing area or near the pineal body, and mostly through the intellect, learning, and personality area, or the frontal lobe and part of the hypothalamus.

Then there is the vision area where one senses oncoming threats - along the occipital lobe.

And the motor area below the gyrus ridge and above and along the corpus collosum.

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