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Don't Worry, It's Normal: when We're Stressed, the Brain Loses Its Ability to Orient Itself in Space.
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Losing the north under stress has nothing to imagine. Cortisol blurs the system that helps the brain to orient itself in space, shows a new study by MRI. Stress hormone blurs the internal map of the brain To orient itself, the brain relies on grid cells, or grid cells. These neurons form a kind of coordinate system, comparable to an internal GPS. They activate according to a regular pattern when we move into space. This grid allows us to know wh…
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