Your body's muscles tense up.

Inside your brain, neurotransmitter chemicals known as catecholamines are released, causing

you to experience a burst of energy lasting up to several minutes.

At the same time, your heart rate accelerates, your blood pressure rises, and your rate

of breathing increases, your face may be flush and increases blood flow entering all of

your limbs and extremities in preparation for physical action.

Your attention arrows and becomes locked on your target, soon you can pay attention to

nothing else.

In quick succession, additional brain transmitters and hormones are released, which trigger

a long state of arousal.

You're now ready to fight.

Is the fatal convenience of what goes on when you're angry?

Welcome to Fatal Conveniences, where we address the things we may be doing in our daily

lives that are actually harming us, and in some cases, slowly killing us.

Tap water, teflon, caffeine, blue light, food additives, you name it, we dive into

it.

Medical look at everyday products that really are affecting us and our bodies and the environment

and how we can avoid them and find a solution.

So let's dive in.

Fat ladies and gentlemen, this is from a great doctor, Alan Schwartz.

That is what goes on when you're angry.

What do you think?

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