Sentences with phrase «brain freeze when»

I have a total brain freeze when it comes to outdoor rooms.

I get brain freeze when I sit down to write posts all the time.

I think I must have been having a brain freeze when I bought them as I'd just gotten rid of some a few years back due to non use.

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When I used it wrong at first, it felt a bit like the brain freeze you get from inhaling a Slurpee.

I just have things like brain fog, go into «freeze» when I get stressed (all too easily) have trouble loosing fat but can't gain muscle even though I don't have car and I bike and walk a lot.

I love yogurt, especially when it is frozen and I can trick my brain into thinking I am eating ice cream.

When we are having big emotions, we are physically coming from our reptilian brain stem, where the fight, flight or freeze response comes from.

When in a stressful situation, these lower centers of the baby's / toddlers brain go into a primal survival response commonly known as fight / flight / freeze.

The sugar enters the cells, where it acts like antifreeze, preventing ice crystals from forming when the brain is later frozen to be cut.

With thoughts of a jolt fresh in their brain, mice with normal levels of α - CaMKII froze up when they returned to the chamber an hour later, while mice with boosted levels remained calm.

Recall Ishmael's brain, in the crypt of Prince Venosa, when Salerno froze the connections between his two hemispheres.

And this we'll see with a lot of brain fog, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, there'll be a lot of weight gain, especially around the abdomen, and people will experience a lot of inflammatory symptoms, so that's when we'll see joint pain and muscle aches and, potentially, worsening of depression as cortisol can kind of motivate us and get us going, because, if you think about it, when we're in a state of fight, flight or freeze, that's an action - oriented state, once our body stops responding to that, we enter this kind of burnout and exhaustive phase.

When your thyroid isn't functioning up to par it can leave you feeling exhausted, overweight, freezing, depressed, constipated, brain foggy, and more.

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It is a total mecca for inspiration and it came it handy for me yesterday when I hit a wall with styling my duck boots in Denver's winter wonderland (the arctic temperatures froze my brain cells!).

I get brain freeze even when I'm not crazy busy.

I gave my little man a sip and OMG he could not get enough!!!!!!! He pretty much downed the whole thing in minutes... I was actually nervous that he would get a brain freeze so I made him take a few breaks, but, I kid you not when I say, this guy is all about a green drink!

The prefrontal cortex is the part of the brain that processes emotion and thought, and when activated, can lessen the fight - flight - freeze response.

«Brain freezes» happen when cold foods are consumed too quickly, resulting in a temporary headache caused by the constriction and swelling of blood vessels.

For example, the handler approaching, the helper freezing, the blind, any backstop, anything that the training team (handler and helper) did when the exercises were taught, so search your brains.

When I was in college, one type of question was sure to cause a student's brain to freeze faster than an old Windows 95 computer: «What do you think...» I had a professor who asked that question quite often, and the students hated him.

The amygdala is the most primitive part of our brains and, when under stress, activates the «fight, flight or freeze» response (helpful when facing a sabre tooth tiger but it shuts down our ability to problem - solve).

The reptilian brain can activate a freeze state in us that makes us go «numb», causes us to faint, or makes us become separate from our bodies, and this can be highly useful when we feel paralyzed by danger and are in no position to flee or fight.

In the really rough moments, your brain can take over, going into what has been called a «primal panic;» or fight, flight or freeze when you lose the sense of security with your partner.

When you are operating in the Stress Reaction Zone (levels 7 to 9), this is where you start to lose some of your frontal lobe functioning and are transitioning into survival mode: fight, flight or freeze the amygdala limbic system of the brain.

Anxiety occurs when your brain, mind, and body get stuck in a biologically wired «fight, flight, freeze» response because of stress, trauma, or relationship distress.

When this occurs, the brain fails to successfully process the trauma leaving it «stuck» or «frozen» in the central nervous system.