And, of course, it's all a long way from the philosophical and physiological practices put down by Patanjali in around 100BC.
The mystic insight of Zhuangzi made him scorn those who strove for longevity and immortality through physiological practices.
The Baopuzi was known, and Kōbō Daishi, the founder of Shingon Buddhism, reported (in 797) on Daoist physiological practices and beliefs in Immortals.
Chakra, also spelled Cakra, Sanskrit C̣akra, ("wheel"), any of a number of psychic-energy centres of the body, prominent in the occult physiological practices of certain forms of Hinduism and Tantric Buddhism.
In the clinical-physiological practice, such frequencies are grouped in frequency bands as can see in Fig. 1.
This text gives insight into the Celestial Masters' physiological beliefs, meditation practices and rituals.
to establish a multi-professional consensus on shared principles underlying the practice of physiological breech birth.
However, few acupuncture studies focus on the physiological processes of this practice on healthy bodies, in which the functions of organs, tissues and cells are relatively balanced.
In practice, the physiological environment in which a therapeutic must operate cannot always be controlled and can also vastly fluctuate [45,46].
The DEFINE-FLAIR trial (NCT 02053038) will compare strategies of revascularization guided by iFR and FFR in 2,500 patients requiring physiological interrogation in clinical practice.
Increases in "vaping" (as e-cigarette users call their habit) have not been matched by available knowledge about the physiological effects of the practice.
