As you constantly remain in this fight-or-flight mode, there is an excessive release of hormones in the brain regions that involve memory. To protect themselves from the intense emotional pain ...

The fight-or-flight response does not start with fighting or fleeing. There is that brief moment, just before we take action, when we first notice the threat and take a pause.

Josh Hartnett plays a mercenary who’s hired to board a plane bound for San Francisco to protect an unidentified criminal. In ...

Fight or Flight follows depressed and alcoholic ex-United States Secret Service agent Lucas Reyes (Josh Hartnett), who’s sent on a mission by his former supervisor, Katherine Brunt (Katee Sackhoff).

Fight or Flight co-screenwriter D.J. Cotrona is better known as an actor, having played the superhero version of Pedro in the Shazam! movies.

Without ruining Fight or Flight ‘s surprises, Lucas figures out who Ghost is but finds it trickier to protect them, especially once the plane’s executioners receive a new mark: him. Josh Hartnett.

You may have been that person yourself. In this article, we’ll discuss the Fight or Flight (FOF) response, a natural and very beneficial (when activated as intended) program wired into all of us.

The fight or flight response is a natural response to danger. Our bodies are created to fight or flee when danger is upon us, such as being attacked by a mountain lion.

FIGHT OR FLIGHT documents Somy’s intense, complex, and sometimes heartbreaking work while illuminating the stories of those who retake control of their lives and refuse to be defined by their abuse.

When they conquer their "fight-or-flight" tendencies, they can focus on the reward of a job well done, not their anxieties. This builds an environment of support and, ultimately, success.