Amygdala

The amygdala is a small structure in the brain responsible, among other things, for triggering an alarm (or, to be more precise, for negative emotions). It receives information from the sensory organs and can put the mind and body on high alert if it “determines” that we are in danger. It plays a very significant role in triggering stress responses. Because

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