Definition: The term "amygdalitis" in the Hebrew Bible (KJV) refers to a disorder characterized by severe anxiety, often accompanied by other mental disorders such as depression or schizophrenia, due to prolonged exposure to overwhelming stimuli or stressful life events. The exact meaning and context of this term vary depending on the historical period. For example, it may refer to an emotional state in which individuals experience intense fear, panic attacks, or other episodes that are so severe they can be overwhelming or prevent them from functioning normally, despite efforts at self-care or medication. In the Hebrew Bible, "amygdalitis" is often used metaphorically to describe a state of great stress or anxiety, akin to the biblical concept of "amygdala," which is said to be located in the brain's hypothalamus. This term suggests that the intense fear and panic can come from deeper within the body, or it might also refer to the heightened emotional alertness experienced during times of extreme stress. The precise definition varies between different sources, but generally, "amygdalitis" is understood as a chronic mental disorder characterized by intense anxiety or other psychological disturbances that are difficult to cope with.
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