Feeling Of Sadness
As the field of Mind-Body psychology began to evolve in the 1980s, there were many publications and books written which described how our emotional state affects our bodily functioning. We have known for a long time that stress can be manifest in the body in a number of forms. These include headaches, stomach distress, muscular tension, fatigue, and increased blood pressure among others. As research began to look at the effects of stress and other negative emotional states on the body's ability...
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