Irritability and Weather
July 8, 2010
Category: Mind and Mood Dynamics
In this episode, Armand DiMele explores the connection between irritability and environmental factors, particularly weather. He discusses how phenomena like the Santa Ana winds can affect mood and behavior, drawing parallels to other weather patterns like the Mistral in France. The conversation delves into the science behind irritability, including hormonal influences such as estrogen and serotonin, and how fatigue and stressors contribute to heightened sensitivity. Listeners share personal experiences, highlighting the importance of understanding and managing irritability in relationships. The episode emphasizes the need for self-care and awareness in navigating emotional responses to external triggers.
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