Fonar & PhysioFlex
Fonar Fonar
I’ve been noting that even the quietest night has its own rhythm—my subtle twitches, the way the bed shifts. Do you think those tiny movements could be a clue to better recovery, or just noise?
PhysioFlex PhysioFlex
It could be both. Those micro‑twitches often signal the nervous system is trying to reset itself, so they’re a clue. But they can also be just your body settling into a new position. The best approach is to keep a short log—note when the twitch happens, how long it lasts, and any other sensations. Over a few nights you’ll see if there’s a pattern that lines up with your recovery goals. If you notice a clear rhythm that correlates with less soreness or better sleep, that’s a win. If it’s random, it’s probably just noise—no harm, just another piece in the puzzle.
Fonar Fonar
Sounds like you’re about to turn your sleep into a science experiment—just don’t forget to label the nap times like a lab. I’ll keep my own log, though I’ll probably add a note about the time the alarm finally didn’t go off. If there’s a pattern, great; if not, I’ll treat the whole thing as background noise and maybe set a new alarm for fun.