A number of researchers and scientists have devoted their careers to trying to understand why millions of people around the world are suffering from anxiety, tension and panic attacks, especially as numbers are increasing every year.
About 40 million adults in the United States suffer from anxiety every year, such as insomnia, increased heart rate, sweating, trembling and difficulty concentrating. "All of these consequences affect one's life in one way or another," said Actance Act.
There are many theories about the root cause of concern, including genetics, environmental factors or other medical factors, but studies and research have yet to prove the validity of any theory.
A recent study in Japan linked the human nutritional deficit to mental health, which means that over time, it can be easily cured.
Low levels of vitamin B6 and iron could lead to chemical changes in the brain, increasing the risk of panic attacks, hyperactivity and all other forms of anxiety, the study said.
Research was conducted on 21 participants, and found that people who complained of anxiety had lower levels of vitamin B6 and iron compared to other people.
A medical study has revealed that psychological anxiety is able to move from father to son in a hereditary way, which means that human nature does not arise only from the attitudes they experience during their lives, but may be an old legacy that they have no income.
