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Core Biology Anxiety

Meaning

Core Biology Anxiety refers to a deeply rooted, primal state of physiological hyperarousal and apprehension that stems directly from fundamental disruptions in the body’s core homeostatic systems, rather than solely from psychological stressors. This form of anxiety is often refractory to traditional psychological interventions because its origin lies in verifiable somatic imbalances, such as chronic blood sugar dysregulation, mitochondrial dysfunction, or severe neuroendocrine instability. It represents the body’s intrinsic alarm system being triggered by an internal threat to survival or stability. The clinical presentation is typically marked by intense physical symptoms alongside the mental distress.