 The brain areas that were reported as being involved in PTSD are the Amygdala and the prefrontal cortex7. Still, these observations are not enough to construct a predictive model that will allow diagnosis and or treatment. A prospective study, done in our lab, demonstrated hyperactivity in the Amygdala alongside changes in hypocampal plasticity and a decrease in the activity of the ventromedial prefrontal cortex in comparison to baseline in subjects suffering from PTSD, or that have shown high levels of anxiety without a formal diagnosis of an anxiety disorder8. 