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When you are shaking with anger is it a symptom of suppressed strength held back or of weakness caused by intense stress and what should you do about the shaking?
Micturition
This is a simple adrenaline reaction. Under stress, your body produces adrenaline. The body can continue to flood your system for about 45 minutes.
Recognize what it is, remove yourself from the situation, and relax until it passes.
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