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Shell shock is a kind of mental sickness that will cause strange things like fatigue, depression and in some severe cases hallucinations. This is common with war vets, if you are constantly on an adrenaline rush, it will start to deplete your liver of its glucose and ware your muscles(causing the short term effect of fatigue). In superhuman modes your synapses fire faster, probably causing mental damage (depression and hallucinations)
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What happens when you get shell shock?
If you get shell shock you just sit in one place alone shaking and scared.
Did morale cause shell shock in ww1?
no it was the fire from the artillary batterys that caused shellshock because bombs were always explosions going of so they could not get much sleep
What was the talking cure?
The "talking cure" is a type of treatment given to World War 1 victims suffering from shell shock to try to speed up the recovery of shell shock used in hospitals.
What was the conditions of the soldiers that fought in ww1?
you'r probably thinking of shell shock or grenade shock. A post traumatic disorder probably.
Why did so many people die in World War 1 because shell shock?
If you had been in continuous combat in the horrible trench warfare conditions of the time you would understand. The doctors at the time thought ihe disorder was just due to hearing exploding shells and feeling the blast waves pass over the trench nonstop, thus they called it "shell shock". Now it is called Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and is known to be caused by any extreme usually very emotional stress (e.g. combat, rape, assault during a robbery, bad car accidents).
