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Our
organism responds to stress by means of centralization of
blood circulation. Spasm of peripheral
blood vessels occurs, and blood comes mainly to the most
important body parts, leaving the extremities and digestive
organs.
When you warm up your hands, the
blood vessels become wider, peripheral blood
circulation is enhanced, and blood pressure decreases.
Another important parameter, that
is heart rate, increases due to physical and psychophysical
loadings. Its normalization allows lowering blood
pressure (mainly systolic), decreasing respiratory rate,
and achieving muscle relaxation.
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