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  1. Body cleansing (1639 bytes)
    1: ... used to cleanse the body are ridding the various body systems of built-up toxins.
    4: ...liver, particularly, harbors many toxins that the body can’t eliminate. Using herbs and other supplem...
    7: ...y used to increase the oxidative processes in the body which neutralizes toxic substances. Finally, the...
    9: ... problems or even allergic conditions, the use of body cleansing is often employed early in the therapy,...
  2. Body mass index (1895 bytes)
    1: ...rmula that determines the health effects of one's body weight. It is also referred to as a BMI.
    9: The body mass index was developed by Adolphe Quetelet when...
    14: ...healthful eating. Public health campaigns promote body mass index as a rule of thumb method of calculati...
  3. Body language (2153 bytes)
    1: '''Body language''' is a powerful communication tool, but...
    3: ...pecific hand movements and imitation. Involuntary body language is usually taken to mean the facial expr...
    7: ...le even though they have never seen a smile. Some body language is universal, irrespective of culture an...
    11: ...ics of the group. Flirting is probably more about body language than what is verbally expressed. For exa...
    14: [[Category:Human body positions]]
  4. Cat body language (2321 bytes)
    1: ...ng '''body language'''. People often misread cat body language, as some of the signals are very similar...
    11: Although varied and complex, cat body language can be interpreted with a fair amount of...
    12: [[Category:Cat behavior|Body]]
  5. Foreign body (2719 bytes)
    1: ... body''' involves the insertion or entry into the body of a foreign substance or object through the skin...
    7: ...bject placed in the mouth is considered a foreign body if it is an inedible item that is swallowed and i...
    9: ...Contrary to popular myth, a free-floating foreign body can’t “get lost” behind the eye or enter th...
    15: ...head of the tiny balloon. Lastly a small foreign body in the nose can be pushed into the nasopharynx an...
    19: ...se a special dye to locate and remove the foreign body which becomes more obvious when dyed and allowed ...
  6. Body moment (2380 bytes)
    1: ...considered during the measurement. The SI unit of body moment is newton-meter (N-m).
    3: The stress which is associated with the body on which the force acts is symmetric.
    31: ...he moment due to the ground reaction and keep the body still.

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  1. Travel (2115 bytes)
    26: '''Boat:''' A common way to travel across a body of water, such as an ocean or sea.
  2. Health (2148 bytes)
    1: ... they have achieved a positive balance within the body. A person’s well-being is measured by factors, ...
  3. Azaria Chamberlain (16278 bytes)
    32: ...Barritt concluded also that after the attack, the body was removed and disposed of in an unknown method ...
    65: were not located for eight days. Brett's body was discovered among vast rocks and brush directl...
    66: The area where the body was located was full of dingo lairs. It was in th...
    112: ...t baby Azaria was killed by a dingo, and that her body
  4. Cultural anthropology (4308 bytes)
    1: ...r part of all cultures, and the rationalist mind/ body dichotomy is being challenged. Anthropologists al...
  5. Cabinet of curiosities (1894 bytes)
    1: ...nsects, pelts, stones, minerals, human and animal body parts, dried ferns, tinctures, flowers, and tree ...
  6. Humor theory (1741 bytes)
    1: ..., most notably [[Hippocrates]], believed that the body was composed of four substances called [[four hum...
  7. Altitude sickness (3685 bytes)
    1: ...kness''' (AMS), results from the inability of the body to function with the lack of [[oxygen]] at [[alti...
    5: ...e process of acclimatization, which is simply the body getting used to functioning with less oxygen. [[O...
    9: ...ot cause for alarm, and indicates merely that the body is actively adjusting to the change. Discomfort w...
    11: ...to [[edema]], or the accumulation of fluid in the body. High Altitude Pulomonary Edema (HAPE) is fluid r...
  8. Nutrition (2742 bytes)
    5: ...e amino acids can affect protein synthesis in the body. The essential amino acids are obtained from the ...
    7: ...vitamins that are known to be needed by the human body. These do not serve one function but instead are ...
  9. Whole grain (2641 bytes)
    5: ...oxidants are said to work actively to protect the body. Whole grains are complemented with high fiber an...
  10. Adelle Davis (2973 bytes)
    5: ...ry mineral|mineral]]s in the functioning of the [[body]], as well as the effects of deficiencies. This i...
  11. Melancholia (2782 bytes)
    5: ..., most notably [[Hippocrates]], believed that the body was composed of four substances called [[four hum...
  12. Blue Whale (3033 bytes)
    10: ...three-quarters of the way along the length of the body. The flippers are three to four metres long and g...
  13. Journalism (3237 bytes)
    11: ... but they are always differentiated from the main body of purely factual news. When publishing an offici...
  14. Gonzo (3395 bytes)
    11: ..., or [[Physical intimacy|fondling]] of a specific body part. The sexual action is presented without expl...
  15. Register (linguistics) (3127 bytes)
    1: ...o identified by non-linguistic markers, such as [[body language]] and [[dress code|attire]],
  16. Iridology (1703 bytes)
    1: ...n identify and differentiate between areas of the body that are healthy and those that are inflamed or u...
    5: ...and to predict areas where future problems in the body might occur.
    7: ...y is used solely a diagnostic tool in identifying body areas that may be unwell, although many iridologi...
  17. Manual therapy (1538 bytes)
    5: ...s or braces to immobilize or support the affected body part.
  18. Megavitamin therapy (1485 bytes)
    5: ...and E, are unable to be disposed of easily by the body in the event of excessive dosing and symptoms of ...
  19. Hydrotherapy (3083 bytes)
    14: ...sing, soothing therapy followed by stimulation of body tissues.
    15: ...mation and provide soothing warmth to the injured body part.
    16: ...oval, via sweating, of debris and toxins from the body through the skin.
  20. Chiropractic (2737 bytes)
    2: ...manipulation to correct or cure diseases of other body areas such as intestinal problems, conditions of ...

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