Why We Shame Face So Expressing?

Ever feel embarrassed or hot flushes when embarrassed?  The phenomenon cheeks flushed when embarrassed this interesting scientist to figure out even more to answer why could face flushed when she was embarrassed.

A flushed face and feeling ashamed usually go hand in hand.  Turbulent Feelings are a natural response from someone about something that happened to him.

Cheeks flushed with embarrassment governed by a system that also activate the response against the sisrem sympathetic nerves.  This system works without deliberate or spontaneous, which means there is nothing really should be considered to perform the process.  While activities such as moving the arms or walking is a deliberate action or thought.

When someone is embarrassed, then the body will release the hormone adrenaline.  This hormone acts as a natural stimulant and has various effects on the body which is part of the response.  When adrenaline increases, the breathing and heart rate will also increase.  This can slow down the digestive process so that the energy transferred to the muscle.





As quoted from HowStuffWorks, Tuesday (04/27/2010) if someone is embarrassed or ashamed, then the blood vessels in the face will respond to chemical signals from the transmitter adenylyl cyclase.

As a result blood vessels in the face will be dilated (vasodilation) and allows more blood to flow through the face than usual.  This condition will make someone's face flushed.

This is one of the unusual response of venous blood vessels.  Because in other parts of the body, veins do not do this when adrenaline is released.  This hormone has little effect or none at all against the venous blood vessels.  Generally, there are other blood vessels more responsive to adrenaline.

Some people who undergo surgery to limit the response of hot flushes, this surgery called sympathectomy endothoracic.  Usually people who have erythrophobia (fear of blushing), most often perform this operation by cutting small nerves in the bones that function to control the blush response.

"His face flushed with embarrassment evolved along with our awareness of others and this indicates the social base.  In addition, hot flushes may be able to function as a nonverbal apology for something that is felt the person, "said Ray Crozier, professor of psychologists from the University of East Anglia in England, as quoted by the BBC.

Regardless of what makes a person face flushed, this condition is something natural and could not be regulated.  If you experience a situation that makes an awkward or embarrassed yourself, then you will feel a warm cheek and remember that this will go away by itself.

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