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@mchale_in_flow Jay McHale
Jay McHale posts on X about spine, japan, loop, realtime the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
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Social category influence countries finance
Social topic influence spine #101, japan #1030, loop, realtime, $6753t, chaos, ritual, homes, neural, foam
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Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"@bryan_johnson Thank you for adding this Bryan. Very insightful"
@mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-15 19:25:29 UTC 7818 followers, 7579 engagements
"The 5-4-3-2-1 grounding technique rewires anxiety patterns in real-time: Name: X things you see X you can touch X you hear X you smell X you taste It forces your prefrontal cortex to override your amygdala breaking the stress loop instantly" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-19 15:00:08 UTC 7818 followers, XXX engagements
"The key insight from all of this Your psoas affects your entire nervous system. When you release physical tension systematically your mind follows. If you want to master your mind master your body. Start with just one stretch and add others over time" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-18 13:02:27 UTC 7820 followers, 72.4K engagements
"The neuroscientist who worked until she was XXX. This is Rita Levi-Montalcini. Won a Nobel Prize at XX Became a senator at XX Stayed mentally sharp into her 100s She knew something XX% of us don't. X unconventional daily habits she used to prevent brain aging: 🧵" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-06-27 13:00:20 UTC 7797 followers, 557.3K engagements
"If your psoas muscle is tight you'll feel anxious no matter what you try. Most people don't realize that this one muscle can matter more than stress management. Here are XX cheat codes to train your psoas and feel like XX again: X. Do constructive rest pose for XX minutes daily" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-18 13:00:27 UTC 7820 followers, 8.5M engagements
"6. Technology Boundaries in America (Content vs Duration) We bring chaos into bedrooms. TVs phones tablets everywhere Stimulating content before bed No digital boundaries XX% of Japanese teens own smartphones yet they maintain stricter bedtime boundaries and content choices" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:17:11 UTC 7805 followers, 366.3K engagements
"Japanese perform ofuro - ritual hot baths at 104F. Raises core temperature dramatically Creates massive cool-down after exiting Triggers natural sleep chemistry Hot bath cold room = perfect sleep conditions" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:16:11 UTC 7804 followers, 594.1K engagements
"A massive study of 2190 Japanese homes found: XX% fall below WHO's minimum temperature recommendation Average bedroom: 55F during sleep The 17-degree difference isn't comfort it's biology. Your brain needs to cool 2-3F to trigger deep sleep" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:15:11 UTC 7821 followers, 745.9K engagements
"5. Do the couch stretch for X minutes daily Most people think anxiety lives in their head. But here's what XX% miss: Your psoas muscle is hardwired to your nervous system's alarm system. When it's tight your brain gets a constant signal that you're in danger" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-18 13:01:25 UTC 7820 followers, 149.9K engagements
"Thanks for reading. What are your thoughts on this Let me know below. & If you enjoyed this thread. Follow me @mchale_in_flow for more health-related content like this. Repost the first tweet to help more people see it" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:17:57 UTC 7805 followers, 187.8K engagements
"Just XX minutes slashes glutamate buildup by letting your brain's cleanup crew catch up. Your phone forces 1000+ micro-decisions per hour. Each decision clogs neural pathways. Phone-free walking is like hitting the reset button on your brain's traffic system" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-08 13:11:44 UTC 7787 followers, 326.9K engagements
"3. Pre-Sleep Rituals in America (Ofuro vs Phone) Most Americans wind down with screens. XX% use devices within an hour of bed Scroll social media Watch stimulating content This floods your brain with blue light and mental stimulation right when you need calm" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:16:07 UTC 7805 followers, 628.8K engagements
"What you can steal from Japanese sleep culture: Keep bedroom at 60-65F maximum Take hot baths 1-2 hours before bed Sleep on firmer surfaces Honor tiredness instead of fighting it Embrace strategic 20-minute naps Create strict bedtime tech boundaries" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:17:46 UTC 7805 followers, 266.8K engagements
"2. Sleep Surfaces in America (Firm vs. Soft) We sink into soft mattresses on raised beds. Plush comfort is king Memory foam everywhere "Cloud-like" sleep The result Poor spinal alignment and back pain that disrupts sleep cycles" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:15:30 UTC 7804 followers, 742.4K engagements
"Advanced technique: PNF stretching. A 2022 study with XXX participants found PNF techniques were significantly more effective than other methods. Contract for XX seconds then stretch for XX seconds. X reps per side. This engages your nervous system for deeper release" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-18 13:02:24 UTC 7820 followers, 78.8K engagements
"8. Master the low lunge properly. Step one foot forward drop back knee down. Keep pelvis neutral by engaging your core. Press your front foot into the floor and lengthen your spine. Most people arch their back negating the stretch" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-18 13:01:59 UTC 7820 followers, 112.5K engagements
"If your brain is clogged with glutamate you'll feel drained no matter what you try. Most people don't realize glutamate buildup can matter more than sleep hours. Here are XX cheat codes to clear the mental buildup feel like a 20-year-old again: 🧵 X. Walk without your phone" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-08 13:11:27 UTC 7815 followers, 8.9M engagements
"In Japan exhaustion is celebrated. "Otsukaresama deshita" = "You look tired" (as a compliment) Falling asleep at work shows dedication Inemuri (public napping) is honorable When culture honors rest your nervous system stops fighting fatigue" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:16:18 UTC 7821 followers, 517.6K engagements
"The psoas is the only muscle linking spine to legs making it central to all movement and stability. For the first exercise: lie on your back knees bent feet flat. Let gravity do the work. Studies show it's the safest way to begin psoas relaxation" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-18 13:00:43 UTC 7818 followers, 217.1K engagements
"Japanese sleep on firm futons on tatami mats. Superior spinal alignment Reduces back pain Can be aired daily to prevent mold Firm surfaces = better posture = less pain = deeper sleep. Your spine doesn't need a hug. It needs support" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:15:34 UTC 7802 followers, 675.9K engagements
"7. Master the coffee nap hack. Drink coffee then immediately nap for exactly XX minutes. Adenosine clears while you sleep then caffeine kicks in without glutamate buildup. It's like getting a software update for your brain" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-08 13:13:23 UTC 7467 followers, 188.6K engagements
"10. Learn your nervous system signals. Your psoas is wired to your reptilian brain. When tight it signals constant danger. Recognize fight-or-flight: shallow breathing tense shoulders tight gut. Then use movement breathing or rest to reset" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-18 13:02:21 UTC 7821 followers, 89K engagements
"9. Use systematic relaxation. Lie in corpse pose with knees bent. Move your awareness through your body from head to feet. This teaches your nervous system to release chronic tension patterns stored in your psoas" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-18 13:02:03 UTC 7817 followers, 100.6K engagements
"You sleep X hours in Japan and wake up energized and healthy. In America the same X hours leaves you exhausted and reaching for coffee. And no one talks about why. Here are X differences in how Japanese people sleep: X. Average bedroom temperature: 55F vs American 68-72F" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:15:07 UTC 7803 followers, 7.9M engagements
"Japanese use sobakawa buckwheat hull pillows. Firm hulls conform to neck contours only Maintains natural cervical alignment Small size supports just head and neck Hulls shift but never lose supportive structure Studies show XX% reduction in neck pain with proper pillow support" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:17:43 UTC 7811 followers, 290.1K engagements
"10 years ago my life shattered on a ski slope. Three broken vertebrae Identity completely destroyed Realized I was living a lie That crash taught me what XX years of achievements couldn't. If you're still in your 20s and 30s please read this: 🧵" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-12 13:00:07 UTC 7774 followers, 251.6K engagements
"7. Pillow Support in America Americans use thick soft pillows that tilt the head forward. Elevates entire head instead of supporting neck Soft filling loses shape over time Creates forward head posture for X hours Disrupts natural cervical spine curve" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-14 13:17:15 UTC 7804 followers, 304.8K engagements
"6. Stand up every XX minutes. Prolonged sitting creates chronic psoas contraction. Set a timer. Stand breathe move. This breaks the stress-tension cycle before it builds" @mchale_in_flow on X 2025-07-18 13:01:28 UTC 7820 followers, 128.3K engagements