Sentence examples for bodily balance from inspiring English sources

The Dutch artist mostly suppressed the marks of his brush and took infinite pains to make his designs readable in terms of gravity and bodily balance.

For example, in Ancient Egypt, solid perfumes were believed to have healing properties, while Ancient Rome ingested mixtures for bodily balance.

Streefland [ 15] shows that there is a trend particularly among well-educated parents in Europe and the USA to believe in keeping good health by maintaining bodily balances and gaining immunity in a natural way.

Simultaneous resort, local medical cosmologies of obtaining bodily balances, concepts of compatibility of treatment and humoral qualities of medicines (e.g. hot/cold and heavy/light) as identified in this study are all commonly found in the Asian context of medicine and well described in minority as well as majority populations in Asia and Vietnam [ 7, 29- 31].

An alternative approach for improving bodily energy balance is to increase expenditure at the cellular level.

But how often do most of us stop to consider balance as in the state of bodily equilibrium?

A medical doctor, Hyman practices Functional Medicine, an integrative approach that aims to balance bodily biochemistry through the use of targeted nutrients.

Thinking of an AGI as a machine for translating experiences, rewards and punishments into ideas (or worse, just into behaviours) is like trying to cure infectious diseases by balancing bodily humours: futile because it is rooted in an archaic and wildly mistaken world view.

Price's balance of bodily and optical appeal is masterly.

In other words, rapid blood loss deprives vital organs of oxygen and nourishment and affects the normal balance of bodily systems.

Therefore, as anyone who watched it all (or as much of it as attending to bodily needs and psychic balance allowed) can attest, it was stupefying — as stupefying, perhaps, as the twenty-seven-hundred-page health-care bill itself, a foot-high copy of which the Republicans brought along as a prop.