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reflex inhibition

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reflex inhibition
n.
A decrease in reflex activity caused by sensory stimuli.


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Reported benefits thus far include improvements in muscle strength, proprioception, reflex inhibition, and disability with strength training (10, 22, 31, 32) and improvements in joint range of motion, cardiovascular fitness, depression, emotional health, and self-efficacy with aerobic training (4, 10, 33).
It has also been reported that not only the presence of dyspnea but also other factors such as reflex inhibition due to a fear of pain together with chest wall discomfort and markedly decreased voluntary muscle strength due to supraspinal factors may result in lower maximum respiratory pressures.
 
 
 
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