Dr. Mike Trangle

and feel like you can't, maybe you're smothering. You may have chest pain, not at all unusual. You could have nausea or vomiting, dizziness, lightheadedness. Sometimes some people feel hotter or colder than normal. Numbness and tingliness when you're hyperventilating goes along with that, typically in your fingers or toes.

and feel like you can't, maybe you're smothering. You may have chest pain, not at all unusual. You could have nausea or vomiting, dizziness, lightheadedness. Sometimes some people feel hotter or colder than normal. Numbness and tingliness when you're hyperventilating goes along with that, typically in your fingers or toes.

And you might, once again, feel like it's not real, but it's also very common for people to feel like, oh my God, I'm having a heart attack, I'm dying, you know?

And you might, once again, feel like it's not real, but it's also very common for people to feel like, oh my God, I'm having a heart attack, I'm dying, you know?

and you have to have uh at least a month of a lot of worry about this is this going to happen again oh my god you know losing control uh and you it has to be severe enough that it's starting to interfere with you doing your normal occupational or social sort of activities

and you have to have uh at least a month of a lot of worry about this is this going to happen again oh my god you know losing control uh and you it has to be severe enough that it's starting to interfere with you doing your normal occupational or social sort of activities

I think your latter comment about a mixed bag is much more accurate. Okay. But take a step back and think about, we're talking about individuals experiencing something, right? And how do I want to say this exactly? if you like, sometimes people interview other people, especially on TV or news shows, and they say, are you an angel or are you a devil?

I think your latter comment about a mixed bag is much more accurate. Okay. But take a step back and think about, we're talking about individuals experiencing something, right? And how do I want to say this exactly? if you like, sometimes people interview other people, especially on TV or news shows, and they say, are you an angel or are you a devil?

And it's like a dramatic thing, you know, one extreme or the other.

And it's like a dramatic thing, you know, one extreme or the other.

Yeah. But, but I think in reality, if you take any individual walking around and, You know, they have certain kind of genetics going on inside their bodies, which, you know, increase certain tendencies to have certain issues come up and spare them from some risk for other issues. At the same time, they go through their life and they're growing up in a family where they learn certain attitudes.

Yeah. But, but I think in reality, if you take any individual walking around and, You know, they have certain kind of genetics going on inside their bodies, which, you know, increase certain tendencies to have certain issues come up and spare them from some risk for other issues. At the same time, they go through their life and they're growing up in a family where they learn certain attitudes.

And ways to react that are somewhat biological, but also learn from how your parents react to you or siblings or your teachers. You may get abused and have other things you're reacting to, you know, as life goes on. you may excel in certain areas and develop confidence and a sense of how good you are enough that way.

And ways to react that are somewhat biological, but also learn from how your parents react to you or siblings or your teachers. You may get abused and have other things you're reacting to, you know, as life goes on. you may excel in certain areas and develop confidence and a sense of how good you are enough that way.

But everybody sort of is affected by a whole array of biological, genetic, psychosocial, and other things going on around them. And so you could say that, Mr. X is going through life and his wife just tells him, I want a divorce after 30 years. If he doesn't react with being shocked or upset or bummed out, assuming he was happy with the marriage, even if she wasn't.

But everybody sort of is affected by a whole array of biological, genetic, psychosocial, and other things going on around them. And so you could say that, Mr. X is going through life and his wife just tells him, I want a divorce after 30 years. If he doesn't react with being shocked or upset or bummed out, assuming he was happy with the marriage, even if she wasn't.

And that's a normal adjustment reaction. It's not necessarily a mental illness or a problem. If it persists and it becomes prolonged and it interferes with his ability to sleep and function, you know, and it lasts for a certain amount of time and the amount of time depends on what the diseases that you're talking about.

And that's a normal adjustment reaction. It's not necessarily a mental illness or a problem. If it persists and it becomes prolonged and it interferes with his ability to sleep and function, you know, and it lasts for a certain amount of time and the amount of time depends on what the diseases that you're talking about.

But it's a multitude of factors that go on, all of which affect how you function, how you cope and how you think and how you feel. Depending on the situation, in certain of those cases, you could say, oh, my God, this is a, you know, 70% chance that it's biological and genetically determined. Or another one, we don't know, but it's probably less of a chance of that.

But it's a multitude of factors that go on, all of which affect how you function, how you cope and how you think and how you feel. Depending on the situation, in certain of those cases, you could say, oh, my God, this is a, you know, 70% chance that it's biological and genetically determined. Or another one, we don't know, but it's probably less of a chance of that.