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Our bodies automatically switch to "survival-
mode".
Adrenaline starts pumping.
Heart rate skyrockets to somewhere between
150-175 BPM.
Once this happens, we lose control of our small
movements of hands and fingers.
We also experience loss of near and peripheral
vision.
And that's because when we go into "survival-
mode", our brain bypasses every non-essential
life function.
And this is exactly when ICS is most effective.
The guiding principle of this technique is to use
the natural instincts inherited by every one of us.
Think about it this way:
If you suddenly turned around and saw a thrown
rock coming your way, what would you do?
You wouldn't just freeze on the spot and wait for
it to hit you.
