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In the two hours after an angry outburst, the chances of getting a heart attack double. Therefore, one shouldn’t take being angry lightly. Repressed anger can be more dangerous because it keeps the simmering anger within and generates a multitude of toxins inside the body.
The brain processes every instance of emotional stress. When you feel angry, millions of nerves within your brain release chemicals throughout your body and from different organs. The brain releases stress hormones, both adrenaline and non-adrenaline. Anger also compromises the neurons in the hypothalamus, which is the brain’s command center for stress response. The muscles in our body tense up when we are angry. The anger releases neurotransmitter chemicals in the brain.
Anger originates from the reptilian part of our brain called the amygdala. It is just above the hypothalamus gland of the brain. It is the prefrontal cortex that encourages us towards a violent behavior and uncontrollable rage. Uncontrollable anger can trigger seizures and many people.
Since anger can have a negative impact on different organs of your body, there are a multitude of tests that can be performed to recognize the ill effects of getting into anger fits all the time. The doctor may advise you to go for a cholesterol test. You may have to go for a liver function test. Sometimes an iron studies test is also recommended for an anger test. What anger tests you may have to go through depends on your symptoms and the observations of your doctor.