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Sympathetic Nervous System
The sympathetic nervous system is a branch of the autonomic nervous system that prepares the body for "fight or flight" responses during stressful situations. It increases heart rate, dilates pupils, and inhibits digestion, among other functions, to mobilize the body's resources for immediate action.
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📢 Your nervous system needs to regulate.🥱 You really aren't being 'just lazy!’ burn out is real. But so is burn out recovery. 👉Your sympathetic state of fight or flight has been so active for so long that your parasympathetic (rest and digest) hasn't had time to do its work.🥶Dethaw from functional freeze mode!🧊🩷I can help you get to the root cause of your stress and show you ways to break free of nervous system dysregulation. & how to lower cortisol, the stress hormone. ✨Comment “refresh”t
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🎵 The Science of Sound Healing: Calming the Nervous System 🎵 Did you know sound healing isn’t just a relaxing experience—it’s grounded in science and has measurable effects on the body, especially the nervous system? Here’s how it works: ✨ Activates the Parasympathetic Nervous System: The soothing vibrations of sound healing help shift the body out of “fight or flight” mode and into “rest and digest.” This promotes deep relaxation and lowers stress levels. ✨ Reduces Cortisol Levels: Studies sh
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📢 Your nervous system needs to regulate.🥱 You really aren't being 'just lazy!’ burn out is real. But so is burn out recovery. 👉Your sympathetic state of fight or flight has been so active for so long that your parasympathetic (rest and digest) hasn't had time to do its work.🥶Dethaw from functional freeze mode!🧊🩷I can help you get to the root cause of your stress and show you ways to break free of nervous system dysregulation. & how to lower cortisol, the stress hormone. ✨Comment “refresh”t
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🎵 The Science of Sound Healing: Calming the Nervous System 🎵 Did you know sound healing isn’t just a relaxing experience—it’s grounded in science and has measurable effects on the body, especially the nervous system? Here’s how it works: ✨ Activates the Parasympathetic Nervous System: The soothing vibrations of sound healing help shift the body out of “fight or flight” mode and into “rest and digest.” This promotes deep relaxation and lowers stress levels. ✨ Reduces Cortisol Levels: Studies sh
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The nervous system is remarkably adept at processing experiences, whether real or imagined. 💯 Do you know that when we visualise an activity, such as playing a sport or practicing a skill, the brain activates similar neural pathways as if we were physically performing that action. This phenomenon occurs because the brain doesn’t distinguish between real and imagined experiences; both stimulate the same areas, leading to physiological responses like muscle tension and increased heart rate. As a
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When your sympathetic nervous system is activated which is responsible for your fight or flight response, your body isn't concerned with sending blood flow to the 🍆. This is why when you're overly stressed out, or had a messed up day, you may be struggling to get stiff. Activating the parasympathetic nervous system which allows your body to relax is actually what is going to allow your body to relax which is more conducive for getting hard. That's why you may notice that as you start to get sle
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✨PSA: ✨ Want to know what depletes our mineral? Chronic stress Here is what happens in our body when it is faced with stress. Our brain’s are notified of the stressor (no matter what type–mental, emotional, physical). This can be intermittent fasting, under eating, and overexercising‼️ Our hypothalamus (gland at the base of our brain) activates our sympathetic nervous system, also known as the fight or flight nervous system. This triggers our adrenal glands to release stress hormones (cortisol,
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Lisa Langley | Online Fitness Coach on Instagram: "Taking a 5-minute cold shower daily offers several physical and mental health benefits. 1. Boosts Circulation Cold water stimulates blood flow as the body works to maintain its core temperature, improving circulation and cardiovascular health. 2. Enhances Recovery Cold showers can reduce inflammation and muscle soreness by constricting blood vessels and reducing swelling, making them especially beneficial after workouts. 3. Increases Alertness T
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Dr. Peace Lily - Plant Based Healing on Instagram: "Stress vs. Anxiety: The Science Behind the Difference 🧠⚡️ While stress and anxiety may feel similar, they trigger different physiological responses in your body. Here’s the science behind both: 🔹 Stress: A natural response to external pressures, like work, relationships, or deadlines. It activates your sympathetic nervous system, leading to the “fight or flight” response. This raises your heart rate, releases adrenaline, and prepares your bod
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Alyssa — Neuroscience Health Coach on Instagram: "Where are all my slow texters 🙋🏻♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏽♀️🙋🏾♀️🙋🏿♀️ at? The freeze response is our brain’s way of protecting us when we feel overwhelmed, unsafe, or unable to cope with a situation. When the brain perceives a threat or stressor, it activates the sympathetic nervous system, triggering the fight-or-flight response… But when your brain decides that fighting or fleeing isn’t an option, it can switch to the freeze response, which is mana
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Loren Webb | Balancing Cortisol and Weight Loss for Women on Instagram: "Odd signs of high cortisol - Part Four BODY ODOR 🥴 Yeah .. this one we don’t like to talk about, but it’s a thing. I talk to women all the time who say they started experiencing body odor. When they wake up in the morning, at random times, not when they’re just sweaty. And there is a few reasons this happens: High cortisol levels can indirectly contribute to body odor through several mechanisms: Increased sweat production:
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The Gatehouse on Instagram: "Grounding helps calm the nervous system by shifting your focus away from distressing thoughts or overwhelming emotions and reconnecting you to the present moment. This process engages the parasympathetic nervous system, which is responsible for the “rest and digest” response. Here’s how it works: 1.Breaking the Fight-or-Flight Response: When you’re stressed, the sympathetic nervous system activates the “fight, flight, or freeze” #response, releasing stress hormones l
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Ariana 🪄Manifestation Mentor on Instagram: "Did you know meditation isn’t just a spiritual practice — it’s scientifically proven to reduce anxiety, often more effectively than medication? Studies show meditation lowers cortisol (the stress hormone), activates the parasympathetic nervous system to calm your “fight or flight” response, and strengthens the prefrontal cortex — the part of your brain responsible for emotional regulation. Unlike medication, which often masks symptoms, meditation help
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Nerida Mills | Personal Coach + Psychosomatic Master on Instagram: "In a recent episode of Enquiry with @berbreathwork, we explored a technique that has literally changed my life—and it’s so simple you can start it today: 💡 Breathe in through your nose—this activates your sympathetic nervous system (the “go mode” that raises your heart rate). 💡 Exhale longer than you inhale—this slows your heart rate and activates your parasympathetic nervous system (the part that brings calm and balance).
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Denise Morrison Coaching on Instagram: "Human beings are not designed to live in a constant state of stress—but let’s be real: how often do you pause to give yourself a break? My dog Neo always prioritizes his breaks 🐾😍 Whether it’s: ⏱ Always rushing for time... 🤯 Stuck in a pattern of worry... 🥤 Living on caffeine... 💪 Overexercising... 🥴 Or skipping meals... Your nervous system will eventually pay the price. Here’s what happens: 1️⃣ Stress activates your sympathetic nervous system—a.k.a.
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Niall Kiddle on Instagram: "If this is you, YOU need to hear this! 👇 ❗️ This one step has completely changed my relationship with coffee. 👋 I used to be guilty of diving straight into coffee as soon as my eyes opened, thinking it was the best way to kickstart my day. That initial rush felt good, but it was downhill from there. Here’s the truth behind it… 🥱 You’ve just woken up, your body starts to build your adenosine levels which are lowered during sleep. Building adenosine activates the sym
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Revitalize Chiropractic & Sports Rehab on Instagram: "Improper breathing patterns could be affecting your chronic pain! ⬇️ Shallow or chest breathing, often seen in stress or poor breathing patterns, overuses our accessory muscles. Our accessory muscles are muscles that play a SECONDARY role in breathing, particularly during increased respiratory demand (e.g., exercise, stress, or respiratory illness). If these muscles are working all the time, you will likely develop increased neck, shoulder, o
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चेतना 💫 | #yogateacher on Instagram: "👉The Nervous System's Role: 🧠 Our nervous system controls muscle tension. When we're anxious or stressed, our sympathetic nervous system is activated, leading to muscle tension and reduced flexibility. Conversely, a relaxed state activates the parasympathetic nervous system, promoting muscle relaxation and improved flexibility. 👉Mindfulness and Body Awareness: 🫶 Mindfulness practices, such as meditation and deep breathing, can help us become more attune
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Dr Kirren | Clinical Psychologist | Author on Instagram: "Have you experienced this? Did you know that you can experience anxiety heart palpitations even when your heart rate is normal? Here’s 5 reasons why this can happen: 1️⃣ The anxiety fight-flight response activates your body’s sympathetic nervous system, this can increase your awareness of bodily sensations, including heartbeats, and even though your heart rate is normal it can feel like it isn’t. 2️⃣ Adrenaline from anxiety can increase h
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Masha • Somatic Coach & Breathwork Facilitator on Instagram: "Inhale activates your sympathetic nervous system - think action, mobilization, play; Exhale activates your parasympathetic nervous system - think rest, recovery, slowing down (also, digestion, sleep, homeostasis and more). All of this happens within one cycle of breath. Just like we can’t skip an inhale or an exhale, we can’t skip either of these two stages. Ask yourself - are you making time and space for both? What is your relations
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Luca Johanna ✺ life coach & yoga teacher on Instagram: "When you feel stressed, try the fastest way to bring your mind and body into a more relaxed state. It’s a breathing exercise called the psychological sigh, also known as the baby sigh. It calms the sympathetic nervous system and activates the parasympathetic nervous system. ✨Here’s how it works: 1. Take a deep inhale followed by a short second inhalation through the nose. 2. Then, take one long, slow exhale through the mouth. Repeat one to
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NESA WORLD® on Instagram: "(EN🇬🇧) Menopause and the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)🌿🧠✨ 👉 Effects on the ANS: Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS): Hormone fluctuations increase sympathetic activity, causing hot flashes, night sweats, and palpitations (Freeman et al., 2020). ⚡️💦 Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS): Lower estrogen reduces parasympathetic activity, affecting heart rate variability and increasing stress (Thurston et al., 2021). 🌿💔 🌟 Key Impacts: Cardiovascular Health: Menopause
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Bhanu Singh on Instagram: "✅improve your sports performance and help prevent injuries when you include dynamic stretches in your warm-up routine. This is because dynamic stretching activates your nervous system and muscles, improves your joint movement and muscle flexibility, as well as your balance and control."
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madhavan udhayan on Instagram: "Hair erection (goosebumps) in hands during winter occurs due to a physiological response called piloerection. This is an involuntary reflex controlled by the autonomic nervous system, specifically the sympathetic nervous system. Here's the mechanism behind it: 1. Cold Exposure or Emotional Trigger: When the body is exposed to cold weather, the skin's temperature receptors sense the drop in temperature. Alternatively, emotional responses like fear or excitement can
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