Sentences with phrase «nerve firing»

To grossly simplify, that system's mandate is to put the brakes on nerve firing: It slows things down.

You're about to learn how to recruit more muscle fibers, enhance nerve firing speed by regularly performing fast, explosive movements and optimize power and speed so that you can move like a cat, sprint like a cheetah, spring like a tiger and achieve a sweet spot between enough muscle for a better brain and body, and not so much muscle that you decrease your lifespan.

... but when it comes to optimizing your brain and nervous system, recruiting muscle fibers, enhancing nerve firing speed, and optimizing brain - body coordination, it is far more important to instead focus on fast, explosive movements — whether you're a weekend warrior or a professional athlete.

The next step, Laurent says, is to try to connect unique nerve firing patterns to behavioral responses.

Besides, if you really believe you came from nothing, that you are a result of a random event, then why should you or anyone else think your opinions are anything more than random nerve firings, worth nothing?

Scorpion venom usually activates a protein called Nav1.7 that makes nerves fire pain signals to the brain.

At the same time, the researchers monitored nerve firing in a part of the cortex — the ventral intraparietal area — that serves as an interface between the brain's visual and motor processing regions.

A pattern of nerve firings causes a shifting image — an animation — to appear on the cephalopod's skin.

Magnesium keeps heart rhythms steady, maintains muscle functions, metabolizes glucose, ensures nerves fire properly, creates cellular energy and helps to synthesize the basic building blocks of life — DNA, RNA and proteins.

This tension combined with overexcited nerve firings may cause sensitivities to loud noises.

It's also critical for nerve firing, so if you're into working out, if you're trying to get in shape, it is super important that your potassium levels are stored where they need to be so that your muscles can contract the right way.

An excess of salt can cause high blood pressure, heart problems, among other things, but salt is also necessary for delivering nutrients to various parts of your body and keeps your nerves firing and your muscles working, including your heart.

But when she happened to dip her hand in the water, the nerves fired strongly.

This sets off a process called stimulus - timing dependent plasticity, or STDP, which was first explored in animals and led to long - term changes in the rate at which the nerves fire.

Magnesium is responsible for making energy, helps muscles and nerves fire, and is responsible for over 300 processes in the body.

Far beyond bone strength, calcium is responsible for muscle and blood vessel relaxation and contraction, nerve firing, and communication between cells.