For instance, several participants described, how, since becoming involved in CrossFit, they had come to see the purpose of physical fitness as the nurturing of a skill set or the building of physical capacity rather than the development of bodily aesthetics such as "wanting to be skinny" (Jo, 27 years).
One plausible pathway linking environmental conditions to the development of bodily disease is the model of allostatic load [ 1].
Humans have in common with fruit flies certain sequences of DNA, known as "homeoboxes," that control the development and growth of bodily parts determining, for example, where limbs will grow in the embryo.
It seems that voluntary action is an essential source for the development of the bodily self, to build a global and coherent body consciousness.
This approach filters the development of a bodily identity.
A study among members of the Danish MS society, investigating treatment assumptions among exclusive users of CAM, indicates that the users regard the development of personal, bodily experiences as an important part of personal health enhancement [ 41].
This is partly in contrast with skinfold thickness measurements, which disclose significant changes in body composition increase of adiposity and possibly of slightly reduced development of other bodily tissues as muscles due to insufficient stimulation by physical activity and exercise [ 18, 35].
Of the 142 women named, 40 developed deeper voices, 21 suffered an excessive growth of bodily hair, 15 incurred gynecological problems including infertility or miscarriages, six saw their breasts disappear, and others suffered symptoms including the development of outsized muscles.
There are two aspects of paedomorphosis: acceleration of sexual maturation relative to the rest of development (progenesis) and retardation of bodily development with respect to the onset of reproductive activity (neoteny).
Taken together, these data suggest that endogenous ADAR1 proteinotein may play a critical role in the normal development and maintenance of bodily tissues, especially for liver.
Precocious parr are more likely to be those juvenile parr that have grown rapidly; they then transfer their energies into gonad development at the expense of bodily growth.
