In my latest paper, I hypothesize that in Misophonia (a condition characterized by intense emotional and physiological reactions to specific human-generated sounds) there is a self-perpetuating cycle of mirror system hyperactivity mediated by iron dysregulation.

Here is the predicted pathological self-perpetuating cycle: 

Mirror system hyperactivity  →  Metabolic stress  →  Iron accumulation  →  Inflammation  →  Impaired inhibition  →  Involuntary mimicry.

I suggest that therapies aimed at breaking this self-perpetuating loop may offer effective strategies for managing Misophonia.