State Normal
Concerning a normal person in a severe state of anger, does anger imply a chemical imbalance?
A person, who has a psydhological disease, and who shows a disorder of behaviour, suffers from a chemical imbalance. But does a normal person in a state of anger, suffer fom a temporarily chemical imbalance for the duration of anger, especially when anger makes him behave abnormally and in a hostile way?
I read about this patient who had terrible thoughts concerning her mother. She used to think of her mother as lost, starving, dying of a malignant disease, being crushed by falling buildings and so on. For a long time she denied feeling angry at her mother.
When the full extent of her anger was felt, accepted, and expressed, her bad thoughts disappeared. She was certainly not acting out a thought. The thoughts were evidence of angry problems. Hence, I'd answer in the affirmative.