I think you may now have the definitions mixed up. It looks like you’re saying the parasympathetic system governs fight or flight, when it’s the sympathetic system that runs fight or flight.
sympathetic nervous system dominance over the parasympathetic nervous system, which governs the fight-or-flight response, is unpleasant, …
I couldn’t figure out what the sentence was trying to say either.
Would it still be correct to say, “For example, dominance of the sympathetic nervous system (which governs the fight-or-flight response) over the parasympathetic, is unpleasant, …”?
I think you may now have the definitions mixed up. It looks like you’re saying the parasympathetic system governs fight or flight, when it’s the sympathetic system that runs fight or flight.
The phrase is “sympathetic nervous system dominance over the parasympathetic nervous system.”
In its current form,
I couldn’t figure out what the sentence was trying to say either.
Would it still be correct to say, “For example, dominance of the sympathetic nervous system (which governs the fight-or-flight response) over the parasympathetic, is unpleasant, …”?
That’s probably less confusing. Thanks! Edited.