The common experience of feeling nervous or anxious when alone*

The common experience of feeling nervous or anxious when alone*

which can lead to dry mouth or increased saliva production.

1. *Nervousness*: 
   - Anxiety can trigger the release of adrenaline, often affecting saliva production.

2. *Focus and Distraction*: 
   - When alone, you might become more aware of bodily sensations, including saliva, which can feel heightened.

3. *Hydration Levels*: 
   - Dehydration can cause changes in saliva consistency, making it more noticeable.

4. *Social Context*: 
   - Being around others may distract you from focusing on bodily sensations, while solitude can amplify them.