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PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS IN STAGE THREE BREAKDOWN
I just want to mention here how psychosomatic symptoms occur in stage three stress breakdown because of malfunction in conditioned reflexes.
A lot of the housekeeping of the body is done automatically; seeing we didn’t have to learn things like how to sneeze or coordinate stomach secretion of gastric juice with bowel movements, we can’t really forget how to co-ordinate them either. These built-in nervous system reflexes are not affected by stress breakdown.
Instead, it is those reflexes which have been learned through experience which are affected by the switching-off protective responses of the brain in stress breakdown. Thus the reflexes affected in third stage breakdown are those where we have learned, to some extent, to control body functions. These will primarily affect three areas of function.
1. Reflexes concerned with preparing for the ingestion of food.
2. Reflexes concerned with inhibiting large bowel elimination of faeces.
3. Reflexes concerned with the contraction of the bladder when it is filled.
When we imagine food, or visualize food before a meal, saliva is produced in anticipation of eating, and the stomach prepares to receive food by secreting gastric juice in anticipation. The preparation for receiving food into the digestive system also includes a readiness of the gall bladder to secrete bile into the small bowel, and a readiness of the pancreas to respond by excreting enzymes into the small bowel and to secrete insulin into the blood stream.
The amount of sensory input into these readiness reflexes determines the response of the system. Therefore, if the food is on the table in front of the person and the sight and smell of the food is increasing the level of input, then the law of strength of the nervous system would normally be in operation. That is, the more intense the input stimuli, the more preparation the digestive system responds with. By the time the food is in the mouth, there has already been some secretion of gastric juice and some increase in stomach movements in preparation.
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