Heart in your throat. Butterflies in your stomach. Bad gut feeling. These are all phrases many people use to describe fear and anxiety. You have likely felt anxiety inside your chest or stomach, and ...

Some of the fight-or-flight response—like heightened attention and threat detection—takes place in the brain. But the body is where most of the action happens. Several pathways prepare ...

The heart and the brain are connected by more than just blood and a cluster of nerves. They're in constant communication to keep your body functioning. But it's more than that, the health of one ...

The heart pumps blood throughout the body, providing a life-sustaining supply of oxygen and nutrients to every major organ. The brain is the command center, controlling thoughts, speech, and function.

For the past 4 years, the All Heart Gunner Foundation has provided financial assistance to 37 families in 9 states and 2 countries, all for kids diagnosed with Pediatric Brain Cancer.

In fact, what happens in your brain when you fight with your ... This particular hormone can cause a number of physical changes — like a faster heart rate, quickened breathing ...

Doing the Texas Two-Step in Midland will mean more than just dancing; it will involve raising money and battling pediatric brain cancer. The inaugural All Heart Texas Prom will allow West Texas ...

As digestion is the last priority during a fight-or-flight situation, sympathetic activation slows down your gut and reduces blood flow to your stomach to save oxygen and nutrients for more vital ...