emotions
Coverage of emotions in the Nexus archive.
- The Future of Pain Relief: Managing Chronic Pain, Laughing Gas, and Safer Opioids
The article discusses new approaches to managing chronic pain, including the role of emotions, stress, sleep, and diet. It highlights a new option for labor pain relief using laughing gas and emerging research to develop safer opioids with reduced addictive properties.
- Plans for the world's first octopus 'megafarm' are CANCELLED amid concerns the 'sentient' animals can feel pain and emotions
Plans for the world's first octopus 'megafarm' have been cancelled due to concerns that the 'sentient' animals can feel pain and emotions. The decision reflects ethical considerations regarding the treatment of these creatures.
- Feeling anxious? Blame it on the weatherman! Study reveals how dodgy weather forecasts can stir up emotions deep within you
A study suggests that inaccurate weather forecasts can trigger anxiety and emotional responses in individuals. The research highlights the psychological impact of unreliable weather predictions.
- How many of your emotions can YOU name? Psychotherapist explains why knowing what you're feeling is the first step to avoiding mental overwhelm
A psychotherapist highlights the importance of identifying and naming emotions as a crucial step in preventing mental overwhelm. The article emphasizes that understanding one's feelings is foundational to managing mental health effectively.
- How many of your emotions can YOU name? Psychotherapist explains why knowing what you're feeling is the first step to avoiding mental overwhelm
A psychotherapist explains that identifying and naming one's emotions is crucial for preventing mental overwhelm. The article highlights the importance of emotional awareness as a foundational step in managing mental health.
- Why the gut is known as the second brain
The gut influences emotions and is referred to as the second brain, according to Professor Jon Swann of Biomolecular Medicine. This highlights the gut's role in shaping emotional responses beyond mere brain control.