The body is observed to function optimally in life in some individuals while others have various problems.In the complexity involved,this paper describes saliently the mechanisms for biological robustness from birth a...The body is observed to function optimally in life in some individuals while others have various problems.In the complexity involved,this paper describes saliently the mechanisms for biological robustness from birth and subsequent neuro-vascular and core matching patterns well-coordinated till adulthood.These mechanisms the individual develops and maintains his core to keep vitality against environmental perturbations and they can be dysfunctional.The three related dimensions of the fascial organization,the co-directed nervous and perfusional elements in the body are emphasized.Re-understanding of these mechanisms in the body-map can be useful to revise the basis for re-defining our therapies.展开更多
Just 20 kilometers from Bayi Town,several tall houses were scattered sporadically across a hill. The car turned on to the mountain path and headed towards Tsangpa Village,beset on all sides by the landscape.
文摘The body is observed to function optimally in life in some individuals while others have various problems.In the complexity involved,this paper describes saliently the mechanisms for biological robustness from birth and subsequent neuro-vascular and core matching patterns well-coordinated till adulthood.These mechanisms the individual develops and maintains his core to keep vitality against environmental perturbations and they can be dysfunctional.The three related dimensions of the fascial organization,the co-directed nervous and perfusional elements in the body are emphasized.Re-understanding of these mechanisms in the body-map can be useful to revise the basis for re-defining our therapies.
文摘Just 20 kilometers from Bayi Town,several tall houses were scattered sporadically across a hill. The car turned on to the mountain path and headed towards Tsangpa Village,beset on all sides by the landscape.
