HISTOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS OF HUMAN EMOTIONS

Abstract

Do you think emotions are visible? No. But they can be expressed. Emotions are usually expressed through the eyes, in the tone of voice and in body movements. But even more than that - emotions leave a mark on the human body. Only this mark cannot be seen by the naked eye or a thermometer.

Emotions are invisible. They cannot be measured or fully understood by listening to the heartbeat. However, there are cases when the stress, anxiety or internal tension experienced by a person leaves its mark on the body, or rather at the cellular level. True, this mark cannot be seen with the naked eye, but under a microscope this struggle can clearly manifest itself.

Histology allows us to understand the human body not only through its structure, but also through its state. Each emotional shock - adrenaline, cortisol, vegetative responses - is reflected in various tissues of the body. In particular, in epithelial, connective, nervous and muscular tissues, these effects are observed in the form of microscopic changes. In this article, we want to show that emotions are an abstract concept. They are invisible, but the body can understand them even at the histological level.