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A When anger is suppressed toxic amounts of endogenous neurochemicals accumulate in neurons in the brain. The neurons periodically eject these toxins during detox crises, which manifest as excitatory nervous symptoms. See the list in the section Self help measures for recovery in The biology of Emotions article. And see the section Toxicosis in The toxic mind article.
