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The Anatomy of a "Stall": When It Seems Like They Don’t Want to Get Better
Understanding the Biology and Neuroscience Behind a Plateau in Recovery In the high-altitude world of mountaineering, there is a dangerous phenomenon that occurs when a climber reaches their limit. They sit down in the snow, lean against their pack, and simply refuse to move—even as the storm closes in. To an observer, it looks like a lack of will or a stubborn choice to stay in danger. But in the science of recovery, what looks like "not wanting to get better" is often a sta
Bryna Sisk
4 days ago3 min read
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