Occasional anger is normal and generally has little effect on heart health, the researchers say. “If you’re a person who gets angry al ...

Because anger is a physiological experience, your body offers the first clues. Maybe your jaw tightens, your breathing quickens, or your face flushes. These are your early warning signs.

“The anger I felt – toward friends, family, perpetrators and society – had nowhere to go. It settled in my body, manifesting as pain in my gut, chest, shoulders and throat. I realised this ...

DeLand Police Department • Police said the victim and his alleged attacker, Travis McBride, knew each other • Travis McBride is reportedly a therapist focusing on counseling for anger ...