四牛在弯曲
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施加
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蚊子
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labile
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迅速飞过
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Sport in Geschichte und GesellschaftTouch is one of the earliest senses we develop, and we have put its healing properties to good use. If a part of our body aches, the natural reaction is to rub it gently in the hope that this will relieve the pain and tension. From such small beginnings, therapies such as massage, Shiatsu, Therapeutic Touch and reflexology have developed.
词汇记忆方法
发表于 2025-3-24 08:11:39
Individuum und Handeln – SportpsychologieHealing by touch is a practice so ancient that it is impossible even to guess at when it was first practised; examples are found in cultures throughout the world, and it has never fallen into disuse.
敲诈
发表于 2025-3-24 13:35:23
Individuum und Handeln – SportpsychologieFor as long as medicine has been practised, food has been recognised as providing more than nutritional needs. The original nutritional therapist was probably the first person who found that eating something made him or her feel better or worse, and passed the information on.
脖子
发表于 2025-3-24 17:14:19
Gender, Sexual Harassment and Abuse in SportThe term ‘homoeopathy’ is derived from the Greek words . (like) and . (suffering). In fact it was Hippocrates was who first developed the idea that an agent that can cause a disease might also be used to treat it. Paracelsus, too, in the early 16th century, made references to such a concept.
高原
发表于 2025-3-24 20:34:47
Racialized Masculinity and Sport MediaOne thing that all races and people, past and present, have in common is the use of plants to treat the myriad of diseases and health problems that can beset us.
Oration
发表于 2025-3-25 03:13:02
Giuseppe Gibertini,Donato GrassiUnlike most of the techniques and therapies described in this workbook, the history of the Alexander technique is quite recent. Its beginnings can be pinpointed to the late 19th century, to an Australian actor’s unpleasant and potentially disastrous experience of losing his voice during performances.