Why Your Hips May Be Storing Emotions

Neuroscience also offers a look at how emotions become stored in the body.
In 1985, neuroscientist Candace Pert foundTrusted Source that small proteins known as neuropeptides activate the circuits linked to emotions.
She famously stated that “your body is your subconscious mind,” and that the physical body can change depending on what we’re feeling.
Pert’s research suggests that emotions are electrochemical signals that carry emotional messages throughout the body. They are then expressed, experienced, and stored within the body and mind.
This can influence activity in the brain and change the cell to either have a positive or negative effect on the body.
Pert’s work proposes that each cell carries a kind of consciousness that stores memories and emotional states.
Current research supports this as well.
A 2021 studyTrusted Source noted that cell consciousness can be explained by the presence of nano brains and that cells are “highly sensitive” and respond to sensory stimuli as well as internal and extracellular electromagnetic fields.
The researchers concluded that eukaryotic cells, or the cells that make up plants, animals, fungi, and single-celled organisms, are “cognitive and intentional.”
The link between the emotions and the hips
Because of this research, we can begin to understand the relationship between the emotions and the body.
According to a 2019 study, certain emotions are associated with specific areas of the body. Interestingly, these correlations are universal across cultures and sex assigned at birth.
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[@blackpsych_conscious]

The title of this video is very misleading.

[@benjordan1971]

Your hips dont have any amygdala, so no they cant store emotions