Majid Ali, M.D. Anxiety Is One of Dysautonomia’s Many Faces. Anxiety is a state of suffering that is hard to describe in words that seems appropriate. No two people suffer from anxiety in the same way. Dysautonomia is dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system. Its main functions are divided into two subsystems of sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems. Imbalance between
Read moreMajid Ali, M.D. Anxiety and sympathetic-parasympathetic imbalance (dysauotonomia) have many clinical features in common among them. This is very importasnt for those who suffer from anxiety, They can identify and address the triggers for the nervous imbalance that cannot be talked just by talk therapy. In the video linked below I explain this point.
Read moreMajid Ali, M.D. June 27, 2014 Inflamed people are stressed people, and chronic inflammation leads to pain and anxiety. When such people become depressed, it is a common practice to call its situational depression. The important point here is that this so-called situational depression often masks underlying depressive disposition in many individuals. Here is the scientific explanation of these observations
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