Hysterical Strength: Power with a Price
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In 2006, a woman in Tucson, Arizona lifted a 3,000-pound car off her son after
it fell on him while he was working underneath. She didn't have superhuman strength. She had hysterical
strength. It's a documented phenomenon where extreme stress triggers a massive adrenaline
dump, temporarily overriding the brain's normal safety limits on muscle use.
Your muscles are capable of much more force than you can consciously access.
Your brain restricts it to prevent injury, like torn tendons or broken bones. But in life-or-death
situations, that restriction disappears. The catch? After she lifted
the car, she collapsed. Her body paid the price, torn muscles,
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