Fatigue-Restlessness Paradox

Published Categorised as Health, Brain Biofeedback, Personal

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My gamma brainwave output is returning to normal. I was able to achieve above 1.0 gamma/EMG ratio during one of the biofeedback screens this week, not just during the writing portion of my session. It’s even more impressive I could because my muscle tension (EMG) went high (temporarily) when my trainer and I fell into stitches discussing stuff and some of my problems she thought hilarious. Glad to please! Heh. I did impress myself with how quickly I was able to drop the EMG number.

On the sober side, my busy brain was still high and my heart was still working hard.

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But it’s August, the seasons are changing, the air is wet and it’s all sapping my energy. Like this is a big surprise. Every August/September, my energy drops. I should find a lounge chair and park myself, but I’m too restless. It’s a paradox to have at the same time both fatigue that engenders a desire not to move and the desire to move constantly. Sometimes one wins, sometimes the other.