Viscera

Viscera
Forms of Leishmaniasis and Their Effects to Man
by
Funom Makama
There are two main forms of leishmaniasis: Cutaneous leishmaniasis and leishmaniasis of the internal organs (visceral Kala-azar). The causative agent of cutaneous leishmaniasis- Leishmania Tropica was discovered in 1898 by P.Borovsky in Turkestan. W.Leishman and C.Donovan described the causative agent of Kala-azar, the black fever (Leishmania donovani) in India in 1903. What is the economic importance of this disease?
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id=4657744 - Jul 13, 2010
Who Else Wants to Remove Visceral Fat and Lose Visceral Fats? - The 2 Newly Proven Tips
by
Oyenike Akanmu
Do you know about visceral fat? That indeed is a question to ponder on. If you don't know it you are not alone. Thousands also are.
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id=4673107 - Jul 15, 2010
Getting The Most From Your Egyptian Holiday - Mummification Museum, Luxor, Egypt
by
Jane Akshar
The Mummification Museum, Luxor, Egypt opened in 1997 and gives today's visitor a detailed idea about the mummification process, the Ancient Egyptian concept of judgement
the afterlife and shows us some objects associated with mummification. The word mummification is derived from the Persian word mummiya, which means bitumen in Arabic and gives us the word mummification.A visit to the museum starts with scenes copied from original papyruses like Ani and Honfr, which are at the British Museum.
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id=5991148 - Feb 24, 2011
Cultivating Equanimity, Vitality
Spinal Stability Through Breath
by
Bill Gallagher
Over the last decade, interest in Tai Chi Chuan, Qigong, Yoga and other disciplines that address breathing pattern disorders has grown among health professionals and consumers of rehab therapy. Eastern practitioners have long used systemic physical activity and mental practices as preventative and restorative therapy. Compelling scientific evidence is mounting that these engaging traditions deserve the attention of rehabilitation professionals. Consumers increasingly seek rehab clinicians who are able to integrate breathwork from the East with cutting edge Western rehabilitation
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id=132802 - Jan 22, 2006
Rise and Shine in Any Mood You Like
by
Jackie Mackay
How you wake up sets the day usually. Your awakening mind can cruelly punish your spirits. I propose a routine that is easy to do every day to give a good start to the day. First I will give you some information on the 'hara' and the 'solar plexus.' They are the wellspring of energy body wise.
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id=3172178 - Oct 28, 2009
Sensory Perception
by
Sukie Baxter
Sensory perception is crucial to a healthy, mobile body. The nerves in your body are constantly sending you feedback about the world around you, but it's a use it or lose it proposition. If you don't exercise your nervous system, it will stop sending you information. Pretty soon, you're struggling with reduced range of motion and stiffness. Every single experience we have in this world comes to us through our senses.
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id=3869651 - Mar 04, 2010
Treating Visceral Dysfunction - Book Review
by
Barry Jenings
Doctors of Osteopathy, Finet and Williame both use physical and manual treatment interventions in a holistic approach to treatment and prevention of illness and disease. This book has received multiple positive reviews and has been identified as a guidebook containing specific and well researched techniques and illustrations that offers practitioners proven successful approaches to the treatment of abdominal viscera dysfunction.
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id=4342299 - May 22, 2010
Effectiveness of Acupuncture in Traditional As Well As Modern Scientific Context
by
Divya Varma
The high costs and severe side effects of conventional medicines are encouraging people to look for alternative treatment methods these days. It has been noticed in some of the cases that the conventional medicines have harmed people more than helping them. This can also be partially attributed to the doctors' carelessness.
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id=7263717 - Sep 02, 2012
The Pet Food Ingredient Game
by
Dr. Randy Wysong
Pet food slogans such as organic, human grade, holistic and natural may increase sales, but miss the point. If pet health is the objective, a totally new approach is needed.
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id=255189 - Jul 28, 2006
Do You Know Where and What Your Vagus Is?
by
Darlene Siddons
The definition of vagus: vagus (Latin, vagus = wandering) cranial nerve X (CN X) a mixed nerve that leaves the head and neck to innervate gastrointestinal tract (pharynx, esophagus, stomach) respiratory tract (larynx, lungs), cardiac (heart) and abdominal viscera. This mixed nerve has sensory, motor and autonomic functions of viscera (glands, digestion, heart rate). Yes, you have one of these as we all do, it is a long wandering nerve and it is the primary nerve connecting the brain along with every organ of the body.
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