US EditionNeuroscience study reveals how breathing shapes brain activity during anxiety
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Neuroscience study reveals how breathing shapes brain activity during anxiety
A recent study published in The Journal of Neuroscience has found evidence for a link between breathing patterns and brain activity during anxious states. Researchers found that rats experiencing anxiety-like behavior in a common behavioral test breathed more rapidly and that this change in breathing influenced brain rhythms in a key frontal brain area. The study highlights how shifts in respiration actively shape how the brain functions during …
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