So many people who have a job where that is highly cognitive do not like to have an extremely vigorous workout in the morning, which is when a lot of people are able to exercise.
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So many people who have a job where that is highly cognitive do not like to have an extremely vigorous workout in the morning, which is when a lot of people are able to exercise.
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during the workout obviously the body turns up that sympathetic dial it turns down that parasympathetic dial we produce more Force more energy more power blah blah blah
and then after the workout like we talked about the sympathetic system starts to come down the parasympathetic starts to come back up