36K views · 1.6K reactions | Couple's amazing response to injured dog We interviewed https://www.facebook.com/dylan.mccay.395 for this video produced exclusively by GeoBeats. | GeoBeats Animals | Facebook

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Primitive reflexes are developmental reflexes that help a child develop movement in the first year of life. As the brain matures these reflexes are inhibited to allow for more complex movement to develop. What you see in this video is under development of a startle reflex called a MORO reflex. We absolutely love getting rid of these reflexes for kids and helping them to develop movement when they have none! #primitivereflexes #cerebralpalsy #anoxicbraininjury #braininjury #mororeflex | Infinity

POV: you just uncovered a candy-crutch that bites back anxiety like a mint-conditioned punchline. Sour candy therapy: because every panic attack deserves a tangy plot twist. 🍬😬 Why it works 🤔 🍬The strong sour taste engages multiple senses (taste, smell, and even touch as you pucker), which can interrupt spiraling thoughts and bring your attention to the present moment. 🍬The sharp tartness can momentarily trigger a startle-like response, which can help shift the body from a state of heighten

When women describe fatigue, brain fog, or memory lapses, the response they often hear is — “Maybe it’s stress.” “Probably hormones.” “Just anxiety.” Yes, stress and hormones matter. But reducing every symptom to that is dangerous. Here’s why: • Fatigue can be the first sign of thyroid disease, anemia, or vitamin deficiencies. • Memory problems may reflect sleep apnea, autoimmune conditions, or even early neurologic disease. • In some cases, these symptoms have been the earliest warning of a ser

My hyper startle response amuses my family members no end 🤣 the truth is though a hyper startle response is a result of living with high levels of anxiety that your fight or flight response is ready to go at the slightest thing! So when I tell people I live on the edge… this is what I mean 😅 oh and by the way if I’ve just described you then yoga and meditation help so much with calming the nervous system down 😌 #yoga #yogacomedy #humour #startled #mentalhealth #anxiety | Abi Mills Yoga