About The T-Rex Arms Boycott... | Wranglerstar

T- rex arm could be a sign of your nervous system is imbalance and getting weak. When your brain function is decreasing, your forearm, chest and hip flexor would get tight to protect you from harm, hence your forearm will curling up. Follow me to learn how to balance your brain. DM me for 1:1. Join my face book group for more detail, link in Bio !#trexarm #brainimbalance #nervoussystemimbalance #stuckstress #vagusnervehealing #unfreezenervoussystem #nervoussystemhealth #flightorfightmode #stress

Tyrannosaurus rex had famously tiny arms and scientists aren't entirely sure why. There are lots of ideas - Museum scientist Kieran Miles explains some of them. But what do you think T. rex used its arms for? Share your best theories in the comments 👇 | Natural History Museum, London

sleeping with t-rex arms 🦖 is a sign you’re sleeping in your startle reflex 👇🏼 your startle reflex tells you if you’re living in a constant state of threat... let’s break this down…the startle reflex is a primitive, involuntary physiological response that’s designed to keep you safe in danger 🙌🏼 the problem is that long-term stress & trauma causes an exaggerated startle reflex, which over time can cause you to get “stuck” living in your startle reflex 🥹 a heightened startle response and sl

so, sleeping with t-rex arms is a *very specific* sign your nervous system is overloaded 👇🏼 your nervous system can get stuck in a state of overload or dysregulation, especially if you have unresolved trauma or live in a state of constant stress when your nervous system gets overloaded or dysregulated, it can become difficult to shift out of that state even when the source of stress or trauma is no longer present (even during your sleep_ sleeping with t-rex arms is a clear sign that your nervo