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Milton O. Smith,John B. Adams,Don E. Sabol, the tension level of the muscles along your spine and around your mouth are parts of a pattern that is at this moment expressing your attitude and your response as you read. These so-called physical factors are not separate from your alertness, your receptivity, your capacity to focus, your sense

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-41372-9r bodies? Or will we let it drag on us? Or will we withhold ourselves rigidly from its benefits? Full stature, with its delicacy and power of action, depends on whether we center our physical structure close to the vertical axis by aligning head, chest, abdomen, pelvis, legs, and feet along the forc

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Ultrasound of the Axial Skeletonion. Without it “we strive all the time,” in Proust’s words, “to give our life its form, but we do so by copying willy-nilly, like a drawing, the features of the person we are and not of the person we should like to be.”

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Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, conform to an abstraction, may lead not to a flexible extension of one’s range but to discouragement and to recoiling from one’s natural capacities. The ideal of the 20-year-old athlete or model, reaching out from TV commercials, movies, and magazines to entice us, no matter what our own God-given

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Ulla Holopainen-Mantila,Mari Raulioas life. From the perspective of recoil we see ourselves striving endlessly and hopelessly against a universe that is out of scale with our modest proportions. Self-confirmation and recoil are practically life itself, our moment by moment barricade against the tremendous forces that will overcome us

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Gianluigi Guarnieri,Anna Nastro,Mario Mutoich are descended from an ancient Indo-European root, ., or ., meaning “give birth to.” This root evolved through the Germanic languages into a spectrum of English meanings around . (of common birth) and includes the adjective . (and its derivatives, ., English also inherited a Greek and Latin famil

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Gunnar K. Lund,Christoph A. Nienaberony—the tumbling of notes one after another manifesting the deeper contrapuntal background—deftness is the precision with which we make contact as fingers grasp a spoon, footsteps meet the pavement with delicate shifts of direction to maneuver us through a crowded street, or tongue meets palate, tee