Biological mechanisms underlying the liver's regulation of emotions in women: A study using the Trier Social Stress Test

In relation to mood, the liver's regulation of emotion mainly affects negative emotional experience and the sense of control. Regarding the biological mechanisms underlying the liver's regulation of emotion, the activity of the LC-NE/autonomic nervous system in women is more obvious in response to psychological stress when the dispersion of the liver is normal. The activity of the HPA axis in women is more obvious in response to psychological stress when the dispersion of the liver is abnormal.