Why do people have dense phobias, and how can we explain them scientifically?

What is "Dense Phobia"? "Dense phobia" is not an official name, "dense phobia" is a type of phobia, the main symptom is a sensitivity to relatively small or porous things arranged in a dense manner, which can cause extreme states that cause severe discomfort, and the patient will feel fear of densely distributed patterns. In daily life, beehives, lotus pods, insect eggs, and papaya seeds just mentioned in dumplings are all minefields for "dense phobia patients", and severe patients will feel nauseous and dizzy and goosebumps all over their bodies when they even see the foam on rice and coffee.

Although the symptoms may not sound particularly serious, they cause a lot of distress to people's daily life and mental health.

Ancient Ancestors: Plants and animals with dense patterns on their bodies are mostly poisonous! Scientists believe that this instinctive fear of dense objects is evolutionary.

If you look closely, you will find that poisonous animals such as poisonous snakes and poisonous spiders prefer to evolve circular patterns on their bodies. Tens of thousands of years ago, the ancestors finally summed up this law after suffering countless losses - most of the animals and plants with dense patterns on their bodies are poisonous! So, as soon as we see a dense object, our brain instinctively sounds an alarm.

However, a study has made a new discovery: although the cause of "secret fear" is the evolutionary instinct of organisms, the deep cause of "fear" may not only be poisonous plants and animals, but also some smaller things - parasites and pathogens that cause infectious diseases.

British Study: The root cause of "secret fear" is people's deep fear of parasites and infectious diseases. According to a psychology research team at the University of Kent in the United Kingdom, the root cause of "dense phobia" is people's deep fear of parasites and infectious diseases.

Many infectious diseases, such as smallpox, measles, and AIDS, can cause a dense rash or a large number of lumps; Similarly, when bitten by ectoparasites such as fleas and mites, numerous dense packets of holes will also form. In the subconscious of people with phobias, "dense objects" are "potential sources of infection" in daily life, causing them to react excessively.

This is also a disease, and it is also a contagious disease, and people will have a more disgusting mood after seeing this kind of dense image, and then they will also feel very unpleasant.

The reason for the intensive phobia of human beings is that they regard these objects as a source of danger, and humans naturally have a sense of fear and aversion to the source of danger, such as insect eggs, symptoms of disease, etc.

People develop intensive phobias, why is that? Let's take a look at this problem**, I hope these contents can help friends in need.

I think that some people will experience obvious discomfort after seeing objects such as lotus pods, which is what we call dense phobia. The kind of eyelet interface can cause a noticeable sense of resistance in people with these conditions, and sometimes even cause nausea and vomiting. So, how can it cause a phobia of density?

As a result of the instinctive response to survival, people are anxious and afraid of Schizocephalus and infectious diseases. A recent study found that dense phobias are likely to be linked to this type of anxiety.

In the new scientific study, psychologists at the University of Kent surveyed more than 300 people who had developed from dense phobias. At the same time, scientific researchers recruited more than 300 students who did not have intensive phobias as a control experiment.

Biologists showed participants 16 images of real objects, all of which were designed in several rings. Of these, 8 were associated with a variety of conditions, including rashes, ceiling scars, or ticks. The other 8 are not related to illness, but some general chemicals, including lotus pods and perforated walls.

The results showed that although the participants in both groups reported that the images related to the disease were unpleasant, only the intensive phobia group reported that these unrelated images were also extremely unpleasant. Biologists feel that dense phobias may be an evolutionary reflection of infectious diseases. The feeling of disgust that helps us to protect against latent pathogens happens to be the key feeling that dense phobias mainly manifest.

Scientific researchers have highlighted that many infectious diseases can cause skin clusters, including ceilings, urticaria, rubella, typhus, and hand, foot and mouth disease. In addition, ectoparasites such as scabies mites, ticks and human skin flies can also have similar practical effects.

According to this scientific study, the vast majority of participants with dense phobia showed nausea and vomiting after viewing this image, and some even had nausea and vomiting. A small group of people described feelings related to fear; There are also some people who mainly show an itchy feeling, like a small insect crawling up the skin; Or maybe it's a feeling that a small insect has infected the skin.

All in all, intensive phobia may be an evolutionary reflection of a contagious disease, something that favors the prevention of risk. Therefore, the next time you see a similar **, please inform yourself that they are not at risk and do not overreact. If it is in fact, it depends on the situation.

Because people psychologically have some disgust for dense things, it will make people feel uncomfortable psychologically.

That's because these people have very sensitive eyes, and they feel very scared when they see dense things. The main thing is psychological.

Many people develop intensive phobias, among which, the cause of intensive phobia may be caused by genetic factors, personality factors, and social factors.

Summary. Hello dear, I'm glad to answer this question for you: yes, most people have a phobia of density.

Dense phobia refers to the fear of some relatively small objects arranged in a dense manner, and is a psychological reaction. There are some people in life who will feel a strong sense of discomfort when they see "small and dense" arranged objects, such as honeycombs, insect eggs, fish roe, etc., usually they will feel dizzy, nauseous, and numb scalp.

Hello dear, I'm glad to answer this question for you: yes, most people have a phobia of density. Dense phobia refers to the fear of some relatively small objects arranged in a dense manner, and is a psychological reaction.

There are some people in life who will feel a strong sense of discomfort when they see "small and dense" arranged objects, such as honeycombs, insect eggs, fish roe, etc., usually they will feel dizzy, nauseous, and numb scalp.

In general, many people have dense phobias. There is no need to worry too much. You still need to pay more attention to relax. It's not a big deal, just stay away from that link if you're scared. You can go for a psychological dredging.

The root cause of people's phobia of density is not density but the object you see, which is itself a source of danger. For example, insect eggs, the ** disease of the body, the wormhole on the trunk, and the group of Xiaoqiang subconsciously feel that these things represent pathology or even harm, then there will naturally be a kind of rejection and fear.

Fear of contact with people, dense objects, in ancient times, often with dangerous insect eggs, herpes after various poisons contaminated, ** pits left by various diseases, social insects, do not distinguish the sense of chaos, weak (their own alone) in the face of strong (dense) pressure and other close connections, millions of years of survival experience deposited in our body, so that we are disgusted with dense objects, fear, scalp numbness, so as to stay away as soon as possible, and even express in the way of vomiting "discharge from the eyes of the body may cause disease poisons".

The reason why we don't feel disgusted with rice is because "rice" has been carved into our brain system as a "safety certification denser" for thousands of years.

But if you change to a bowl of white beads or something, you may think of "insect eggs", and you still feel extremely disgusting.

Dense object phobia is actually caused by a kind of psychological suggestion, and it is very simple to overcome it, which is to analyze the synthetic layer of dense matter**, dissociate several real elements of the synthetic dense object, separate them one by one, and then use stronger psychological suggestion to tell yourself how harmless they are.

In general, there is no need for **, because this is a common reaction of human beings, and it is unlikely that we will often come into contact with things like "lotus pod milk" in real life, so please don't panic and just go with the flow. If the effect of allergy is too great, it is best to consult a professional, this is a psychological reaction, and it is almost impossible to overcome the effect with drugs.