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True Self-Improvement, overcome fear and the special nature of memories adrenal and their relationship with PTSD Understanding (Part Three)

I want to make now a very narrow issue related to the "fear consciously aware of themselves." This is because most of the fears of those who merely are sub-conscious.

Most of my professional work has been in creating programs where people are provided the circumstances and placed in an environment so that you may experience, make and overcome a fear, however irrational, is a fear "irrational" to be worried and afraid of being killed or seriously injured in a combat situation real military? No, it is not; in combat this is a rational fear.

But the bigger and more important question is' do I really fear they serve?

The answer is that absolutely no use to us if that fear dominates our actions and responses in combat. Fear itself can be very rational, but we must learn to control and even use fear rather than the reverse.

Much of our behavior occurs and is caused at a level not self-conscious mind. I will give a very concrete example of this, you can actually experience yourself.

Have you ever taught someone to drive a car, his son, perhaps? You are sitting in the passenger seat as the car and, of course, there is no brake pedal on that side of the car. Your conscious mind knows itself well. But guess what? Your conscious mind does not know himself.

Therefore, when collecting the car does not stop quickly enough to stop next sign your foot involuntarily starts stomping repeatedly and furiously and automatically on the brake pedal there on the passenger side of the car!

Now obviously, this action and the motor response to stomp the brake pedal there is no origin or be "resolute" in its self-consciousness mind at all.

This response of the motor (trampling the "brake") is the involuntary reaction to see that you or another car could run the stop sign. Execution a stop sign could be automatically fatal to his body a little adrenaline into the bloodstream. This evolution occurs within the development "fight or flight" mechanism.

But how is stomping on the brake pedal handed response programmed into you at a level not aware himself the first place? This is a mechanism that is a very key thing to understand. The action of stomping on the foot brake was created by his previous driving experience, causing adrenal shock ..

In the past almost crashed or made an accident, or if you ran a stop sign or red light or someone else did and when That did not wash his body with adrenaline. As a result almost immediately created a "memory adrenal and associated motor response.

Moreover, Established ancillary environmental triggers associated with this incident. These triggers were recorded in your subconscious mind. The response of the engine hit the brake that point in time no longer requires the involvement of your conscious mind aware of itself anymore. It happens automatically. The foot hits the brake reflex (If there is a brake pedal or does not exist) when the threat of an "accident" is "perceived." And that is true whether the perception of the potential fall is real or not.

There are two things extremely significant that are very illuminating to understand here about how the mind works. The first is that this biochemical is the underlying mechanism of all forms of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder).

The second thing is to realize that the "danger perceived need not exist in reality to create or promote the landfill adrenal or associated motor response, simply be "perceived" that there by the "body" and not even necessarily physiologically perceived by the conscious mind itself.

The advantages of a training methodology based combat these realities should be evident. But a therapeutic program for the treatment of PTSD also can perform an assessment of biochemical phenomena.

I was able to establish more than one type of treatment and other effective training programs that resulted in this 'special way' that Neural networks are created when you are under adrenal stress. I've been successfully using them for over twenty years. Therefore, there is the theory to me again is a practical tool that I use regularly, and I will tell you that sometimes a noticeable and positive effect.

But in an army training context mostly training methodology is almost bound to be "drill and repetition" to take the self-conscious mind out of the "action" decision loop. This is because thousands have to be trained quickly. But the method of training time more efficiently and effectively is "stress conditioning Adrenal through scenario-based training. However, this method of training can only be used with extremely high accuracy and complete effect numerically small and powerful groups of people.

Here is another example of how the effects of adrenal release the memory once again, you should be able to relate through his own experience

When I talk to a group on this issue. I will ask the audience "Who remember exactly where they were and what they were doing when they heard the news that John F. Kennedy was assassinated? "

Because some people had not yet born when JFK was assassinated also ask "Who can remember exactly where they were and in detail what they were doing when they heard the news that the shuttle Space Challenger exploded and crashed into the sea? "

Almost all raised is yes to one or both of these questions. But when I ask what they were doing twenty minutes before that same day, very, very few have no memory of what they were doing then with any detail at all.

Then a few people getting out of the audience asking them to explain in detail where they were and what they were doing when they heard the news of any tragedy. The amount of detail reminiscent of wonder that all those present.

These people remember things totally irrelevant to the event also historical. Examples might be "The Talking Heads were on the radio" or "I had just opened a Diet Coke and I remember holding my hand they were left out of the machine and felt it was not as cold as I liked. "

They remember a lot of exciting details at the time of hear the story of the traumatic news that happened despite many years ago, even 50 years ago in connection with the assassination of JFK.
The reason is that your hearing the tragic news adrenal created a memory for them. Adrenal memories are stored differently than non-adrenal memories are more detailed and and most persistent memories too.

adrenal memories are also closer to the body in the brain called the amygdala. This is the brain of frog "or" self-conscious brain primitive, no. "And the reptile brain is 'wired' to your control centers engine. That is precisely why you can hit the brake so extraordinarily quickly to emergency driving! This is also why " standing "that tries to hit that pedal perceived emergency" if the brake pedal which is actually exists or not.

Memories formed in accordance with the release adrenals are more permanent and are more detailed and faithful minds eye "to remember that any report created by a state not-adrenal axis. When people heard of any of these disasters, the JFK assassination or the Space Shuttle accident, a statement of mild adrenal was affected by what the news became adrenal memory in one ear for them.

However, we note that people also remember in detail the environment or "incidental" factors them when they heard news that the choice of adrenal. These could be things, the smell of air, heat or cold or moisture, some sounds, or what was playing on the radio, etc, when they heard this tragic news.

Once again we see all elements of PTSD here. There is therefore an environmental trigger an episode of PTSD and also can be, "The smell of the air, heat or cold or moisture, some sounds, or what was playing on the radio. "Any of the things that were present in the environment when the traumatic event occurred (and released on Adrenal Complex) later can become triggers for PTSD episode.

Understand that the "trigger adrenal can not always reach the self-conscious mind as well. So the veteran who runs the Butterfly soon may feel sick and nauseous and yet have no idea why. You might almost want to let the environment at a time and then once you start out you feel better. The incident PTSD can go and go without examining and maintained as not being understood as PTSD.

The survival value of this special chemistry has given us through our evolutionary development is quite obvious. The nature or evolution is not directed toward the survival of any individual, let alone any individual mental well-being either. Nature is only works to the survival of the species as a whole. episodes of PTSD are not theoretical nor things to me personally.

biochemistry human supports much of our behavior and, in particular those which are not fully aware of themselves. But this is also a case where somehow the "sum of the parts is greater than the whole" too. In the next article we'll take a look at what is perhaps the most fascinating aspect of all this biochemistry.

And that is the object itself that most of the world literature, music and art in any form has been as subject and theme for centuries. And 'cross-cultural "global too. That's subject is the stage of" love and romance. And as some of you surely know, that sand can be a battlefield as well.

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