Impact of Neurotransmitters on Health through Emotion

Abstract

Animal and Human behaviour suggests that it is ultimately an expression of events guided by the nervous system. As decision-making neurological processes became increasingly concentrated in the centralized brain over evolutionary time, behaviour became essentially an expression of brain’s response to information coming to it from inside and outside the body. Human emotions guide and direct behaviour. They dominate us in such a way that there is no solution. If a person has no emotions, he becomes crippled in terms of life. An emotion is a strong feeling associated with some instincts or biological drives. In addition to the above, emotions have some more specific characteristics-they bring psychological and physiological changes.