Focuses on how the physical brain and chemical balances in our body impact our behaviors.

The body is filled with numerous chemicals of various types, such as hormones, enzymes and neurotransmitters. Chemical imbalances happen due to diseases, injuries, aging, chronic stress and poor nutrition. When most people talk of chemical imbalance, especially doctors and researchers, they’re referring to an imbalance of neurotransmitters or chemical messengers of the brain.

Chemical imbalances exist because the neural pathway systems of the brain sometimes lead to emotional pain (such as anxiety) and irrational conclusions. We can say that no one is “born” with social anxiety.  You may remember circumstances and events from very early in life, but there is no “gene” that codes for social anxiety, and there is not an immutable set of genes that cause social anxiety to occur.

We can also say that some people have a predisposition toward anxiety symptoms in general.  From what we know, this is not a predisposition to social anxiety, but rather a predisposition to be anxious in general. Why you develop social anxiety has more to do with environment than it has to do with genetics.  However, there are always interactive combinations occurring.

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