"Unlocking Young Women's Anxiety: The Role of Brain Chemistry Balance"

A study from the University of Surrey suggests that the development of anxiety in young women may be linked to an imbalance between the brain chemicals GABA and glutamate. As young women mature, the levels of GABA increase while those of glutamate decrease, potentially indicating anxiety levels. This discovery offers promising insights into potential treatment avenues for girls and women dealing with anxiety, with the aim of empowering them to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.