Good posture is enabled by a strong core of abdominal muscles, back muscles, and shoulder muscles.
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The disease attacked her hip muscles and abdominal muscles first, then her back muscles she said.
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The authors found that human muscles are structurally different from chimpanzee muscles — and the muscles of most other primates.
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Having stronger muscles does not necessarily mean having big muscles.
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The pelvic floor muscles work closely with the diaphragm, lower back muscles and abdominal muscles to support the spine and stabilize the digestive system.
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Guys with muscles delighted in holding snakes that were smaller than muscles.
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The New York Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton is a large man whose muscles have muscles.
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The muscles are huge, together taking up much of the interior of the ant's head, and include one pair of "opener" muscles and two pairs of "closer" muscles.
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"You start to gain muscles in places you didn't know muscles could grow," Franklin said.
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They must strengthen the muscles that support the joint – the quads, hamstrings and hip muscles.
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They are made of muscles, dogs—tiny knots of rippling muscles hidden between soft downy fur.
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Previous research found that rabbit muscles were 27 percent efficient and mouse muscles 34 percent efficient.
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In scientific terms, he says, muscles that are soft tend to be muscles that are sick.
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"The most important muscles that change your life are those mental, emotional spiritual muscles," Robbins said.
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Since microgravity doesn't require astronauts to use many of the muscles they regularly use on Earth, such as the back muscles or leg muscles used when standing, these can decay rapidly.
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The soleus muscles are deep postural muscles and so only require low-intensity, but long-duration, training.
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Their large leg muscles also fatigued much earlier than the muscles of running animals not on statins.
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Your core muscles are the muscles inside you that you can't see, but do almost all the work.
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They manipulate muscles to release and elongate those that are tense and shortened or to strengthen weakened muscles.
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The clue "What may involve the calf muscles?" for RODEO refers to the muscles of a baby cow.
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When communication between the brain and muscles ceases, the result is a gradual weakening and wasting away of muscles.
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Massage can be helpful, as it relaxes muscles, reduces stress and improves range of motion in muscles and joints.
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Psychologist Paul Ekman uses the term "reliable muscles" for the muscles in the face that you can't contract voluntarily.
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The researchers used flamingo cadavers, which obviously lack active muscles, to see if muscles were necessary for this stability.
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Fatty muscles do not respond well to the hormone insulin, which directs sugar from the blood into the muscles.
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Yet thyroid disease also causes the extraocular muscles -- the muscles that control eye movement -- to become enlarged and stiffened.
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Instead, they can do strengthening exercises like drawing in or bracing that engage abdominal muscles and pelvic floor muscles.
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When someone with a fully functional and strong core bends over to pick something up off of the floor, their large glute muscles ( large in relation, at least, to all the other muscles in the body) contract to bring them upright, and the other muscles of the core, including lower back muscles, assist.
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Squeeze in as you imagine wrapping your front ribs together, and engaging your oblique muscles and pelvic floor muscles. 2.
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Nerves that originate in the brain or spinal column activate muscles in our body and cause those muscles to move.
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The only muscles that really maintain any degree of movement to them are the muscles that move our eyes — that's where the term rapid eye movement comes from — and also the muscles that allow us to breathe.
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In individuals with Trendelenberg gait, they have an injury to the muscles or more commonly to the nerve supplying these muscles.
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Because muscles work in chains for postural support and movement, it's important to strengthen firing patterns -- not just muscles in isolation.
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"The glute muscles become over-stretched and under-active, while the hip flexor muscles become overactive and really tight," she says.
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"Muscles have historically been associated with masculinity because testosterone is what helps to convert proteins to muscles," explains physiologist Piero Galilea.
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When it comes to strengthening the muscles that promote healthy posture, the core muscles are arguably the most important, he says.
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New Year's resolutions often involve strengthening your abdominal muscles, but sex tech company OhMiBod has some other core muscles in mind.
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Even when it considered activity from only two muscles, it knew the muscles' owners more than 80 percent of the time.
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Related: Turkey is getting more affordable and sustainable Muscle physiologists call these sorts of muscles "slow twitch," or type I muscles.
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EMS works by essentially "shocking" your muscles using electrode pads that micic the signal your brain sends to make muscles contract.
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Cobra Strengthens back muscles; enhances spine mobility in extension, especially thoracic (midback); supports shoulder girdle stability/mobility; stretches upper-core muscles Enhancing movement and stability in the shoulder girdle and midback helps prevent compensations that overwork lower back muscles.
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The electrical input to your muscles that cause your muscles to contract, and then when you stop activating them they slowly relax.
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And strengthen the abdominal muscles, Lingor says, adding that people who have stronger abdominal muscles have a lower frequency of back pain.
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"Based on the position you are in when you're crawling, you have to contract your abdominal muscles, and you also have to use your back muscles and your other core muscles to maintain that position and propel yourself," he said.
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When you're doing a tough workout, and your muscles start to burn, that's related to the buildup of "lactic acid" in your muscles.
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There are two circular muscles called sphincters around our buttholes, and we can't control them in the ways we can most other muscles.
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It takes a lot of practice to develop the core muscles, abs and central trunk muscles to get the strength to do it.
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With those muscles relaxed and my brain focusing on Kegel muscles it didn't know how to locate, level 1 became much more difficult.
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In a photo he posted to his Instagram story Monday, a shirtless Donald is shown flexing, muscles bulging, his abdominal muscles clearly defined.
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This video by MIT's Melanie Gonick, describes how artificial muscles—used in robotics, aviation, and automobile industries—mimic the intricacies of real muscles.
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Truth: As opposed to sit-ups, which target only your abdominal muscles, planks recruit several groups of muscles along your sides, front, and back.
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In these animals, the importance of the tail diminished and a different set of muscles was recruited to help with locomotion: the gluteal muscles.
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There are lots of muscles involved, and there are lots of connections in your brain to those muscles that need to be kept working.
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But when it comes to strengthening pelvic floor muscles, reaping the sexual benefits is a long game — it takes time to build those muscles.
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Instead, it could be some sore pectoral muscles (did you do a few extra push-ups?) or inflammation of the muscles near your ribs.
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It makes intuitive sense that protein in our diets should aid in bulking up muscles in our bodies, since muscles consist mostly of protein.
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Having stronger core and supporting muscles allows you to anchor your body for a deeper and more focused contraction of the desired booty muscles.
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But in most of those experiments, the unused limb was not completely immobilized with a cast and scientists did not focus on specific muscles, making it difficult to know whether exercising certain muscles in one limb affects all muscles in the other or only some.
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You could focus on upper-body muscles on one day and leg and lower-back muscles the next, if you enjoy visiting the gym daily.
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"Repetitive trauma to the muscles, such as the delivery of multiple large children for some women, may weaken the muscles over time," Dr. Averbuch explains.
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However, as stretch companies explain, using your own muscles to stretch your body is different from having a practitioner use their muscles to do it.
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But the group that had exercised their right wrists' flexor muscles had maintained almost all of those muscles' original size and strength on the left.
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The function of these muscles, called soleus muscles, is a major research focus for us in the Clinical Science and Engineering Research Center at Binghamton University.
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Jenkins luckily found just what he needed in Trevante Rhodes, a man who has "muscles on top of muscles" but a sensitive center, the director said.
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This is pretty normal, because most of us have slight muscular imbalances in our bodies, like overworked quads (aka thigh muscles) and under-worked abdominal muscles.
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Sailor suggests athletes play different sports in the off-season to allow muscles to rest as well as to develop different muscles and problem-solving skills.
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"It retrains the deep core muscles called the transverse abdominals to come in like a corset, and teaches the external muscles to lay flat," she says.
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It offers 38 grams of carbs to fuel muscles and 35 grams of protein to build and repair muscles, and it is relatively low in fat.
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Men tend to have a higher concentration of Type 2 muscles than women, which may cause a slight difference in how big their muscles can grow.
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Moving a weight results in structural damage (tiny tears, basically) to your muscles, and when that damage is repaired, your muscles end up stronger than before.
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If you arch your body backward, the muscles of the lower back are contracting, while your abdominal muscles relax so the spine is not pulled forward.
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It's very unlike the original "Predator," where there's beefcake and muscles on top of muscles and guys who weren't afraid to run into a buzz saw.
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Other exercises like lunges, rows, and push-ups also require your abdominal muscles to work in a coordinated fashion with the other muscles you&aposre stressing.
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The 54 grams of carbs will supercharge your muscles (carbohydrates provide energy for muscles in the form of muscle glycogen and are especially important during intense workouts).
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"If people switch from swimming to weight lifting, the new exercise develops different muscles and the enhanced muscles make them better at the new activity," Flynn writes.
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To be clear, most of the fight scenes in the movie are a cinematic feat that flex director Ryan Coogler's figurative muscles and his actors' actual muscles.
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The muscles of your mid-torso — the ones on your back, sides, and underneath the more superficial rectus abdominis muscles — are the support system for your spine.
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Standard versions use electric-powered percussion to target sore muscles and assist in combating post-workout lactic acid buildup, relieving sore muscles, and improving range of motion.
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In order to do this you need to recruit many muscles for stability and support, including the gluteal muscles, which help to define the shape of the buttocks.
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Myo control attempts to understand what each of the 14 muscles in the arm are doing, then deconvolve the signal into individual channels that map out to muscles.
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The Harvard Medical School's online journal says that clenching and then relaxing different muscles like your hands or your facial muscles can help reduce depression and anxiety symptoms.
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Pelvic floor physical therapy can help with any condition affecting the pelvic floor muscles, including vaginismus (in which the muscles contract or spasm), pelvic floor dysfunction, and endometriosis.
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Hippotherapy is thought to improve symptoms of cerebral palsy -- such as poor coordination, stiff muscles and muscle weakness -- by stimulating many of the muscles used in coordinated movements.
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BotoxBotox temporarily paralyzes muscles, so while elsewhere in the world it's used for getting rid of wrinkles, in Korea, it's known for its powers of shrinking jaw muscles.
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Supporting muscles called "synergists" help the agonist muscles, which are cued by the brain to take on the additional workload if an agonist muscle fails to fire correctly.
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" INCREASE FLEXIBILITY WITH A FOAM ROLLER "When you're hypermobile, it's easy to think your muscles are flexible, but your flexibility is really around your joints and not your muscles.
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Having real muscles instead of these ersatz ones would make much more sense for a soft robot, since muscles, too, are soft, and are powered by glucose, not motors.
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These spider-men and -women flex taut muscles in their backs, shoulders, arms and legs -- muscles that are soft and undefined on non-supers like the rest of us.
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Myasthenia gravis was the most common — a disease in which muscles weaken quickly because of an antibody that interferes with the nerves' ability to tell the muscles to move.
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A scientist named Hans Lissmann described it about 70 years ago and produced a hypothesis about what muscles the snakes used to propel themselves, and how those muscles acted.
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In this rare autoimmune disorder, the body's defense system mistakenly attacks the connections between the nerve fibers and the muscles they command, causing the muscles to tire out quickly.
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Researchers at Harvard developed a new soft robot that is basically a sleeve with silicone muscles that twist into a heart shape — much like the muscles in the heart itself.
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Maybe he's born with it The shape of a butt is defined by the gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, and gluteus minimus muscles, as well as the fat surrounding these muscles.
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"If the muscles connecting the IT band are chronically imbalanced, they will likely create imbalances in the other muscles that are a part of the IT band's domain," she says.
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If you go inside your body and you think about how muscles grab your bones and they contract in order to help you move, our muscles do the same thing.
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Phys Ed Working out the muscles on one side of our bodies can keep the muscles on the other side fit, even if we do not move them at all.
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Because astronauts do not have to use their lower body muscles to walk or stand in space, their lower backs and leg muscles begin to lose strength unless they exercise regularly.
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Without using your low back, activate low, deep core muscles and your glutes (muscles of your bottom) to lift your pelvis off the floor a few inches into a slight bridge.
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They've built a device that takes signals directly from a patient's brain and relays them directly to a patient's arm muscles, which are activated by electrodes that make the muscles contract.
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When Muhn hits a button to turn the system on, the packs send signals to the muscles that cause the leg muscles to contract, pedaling the legs and moving the bike.
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Various biochemical substances might also be released by the working muscles and make their way to the corresponding contralateral muscles, where they could jump-start physiological processes related to muscle health.
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All those years of being respected just because he's a deity and all those muscles upon muscles are revealed as cover-ups for the fact that Thor is a social idiot.
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" On August 5, he went to the ER, because he couldn't breathe and "became increasingly paralyzed while in the ER, including his chest, lungs, arms, throat (swallowing muscles), facial muscles, and neck.
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Your core muscles — abdominals, obliques, and back — work to keep your body upright, so if you're actively sitting stick straight for hours on end, it's natural for your muscles to get sore.
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Modified boat Strengthens groins, pelvic floor and core muscles while inhibiting overactive low-back extensor muscles Most people have heard that a strong core is a key component in fighting back pain.
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"He asked me if my muscles were tense after my exercise last week, and said he could give me a massage to relax my muscles," she said in a statement on Facebook.
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"With jumping rope, you're using your foot and ankle muscles and firing those muscles more than your hip, your glutes, your quads, so it's just a different type of workout," she says.
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He studies muscles, and he was always being asked to give speeches at conference for parents of children with Duchenne disease, which essentially causes your muscles to tear themselves apart over time.
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Its job is to turbo-charge your muscles, and if your muscles are not being used, the adrenaline rush may start them twitching, hence the shaking associated with extreme cases of nerves.
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Our skeletal muscles (the muscles responsible for moving our limbs and keeping our spine stable) continuously work in intricate ways to balance, carry load, and meet resistance, every moment of every day.
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Instead, the muscles of the older exercisers resembled those of the young people, with as many capillaries and enzymes as theirs, and far more than in the muscles of the sedentary elderly.
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"When your muscles are already developed and you're sitting there with mature muscles, there's not a lot you can do to make them bigger and stronger other than exercise," he told BuzzFeed News.
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The large hamstring and quadriceps muscles attempt to compensate for the ACL, but during camp with increased training frequency and hours the muscles eventually fatigue, and the knee becomes exceptionally susceptible to injury.
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"Wiccy Magic Muscles contains a warming blend of cinnamon and peppermint essential oils that are said to stimulate the circulation to warm and loosen up stiff, achy muscles," according to Lush's website description.
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A lot of what we do in life — from desk work to washing dishes to driving — uses more of the muscles on the front of the body, letting the back-body muscles weaken.
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PMR involves flexing different groups of muscles hard enough to feel tension for up to 20 seconds, then releasing to feel relaxation coming over the muscles, according to the University of Michigan report.
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Mallett emphasizes focusing on working the hamstring muscles (the large muscles on the back of the thighs that are connected to the butt) as well to help improve the appearance of your backside.
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I know, too, that the same muscles that are required to survive an episode of depression are the muscles that are required for what is nebulously called "resistance" to this current dark tide.
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Go all out, until your lungs burn and muscles quiver.
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"I use them to release tight muscles," he said. 3.
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Plus, I need the muscles for carrying equipment on photoshoots.
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The focus should be on large muscles throughout this time.
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Other senators are also flexing their muscles on key issues.
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Resistance is what causes your muscles to change, he says.
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So why is having lazy butt muscles such an issue?
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Flex your mobile muscles, think about what streaming really means.
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Because it's actually not really brain, it's more like muscles.
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"Today they flexed their muscles," Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said.
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You're looking at the electrical activity of the heart muscles.
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You know, like you said, trying out, flexing different muscles.
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The cameras can't tell that your muscles are all tense.
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Also, try to form a ball and relax the muscles.
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Training to the limit tears muscles and wears out joints.
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Creatine basically provides energy for your muscles to do work.
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Epinephrine relaxes the muscles and lets the person breathe again.
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Halloween is the perfect time to flex your makeup muscles.
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In other words, it's worth bulking up your back muscles.
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"Now I get excited about seeing muscles instead of bones."
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His torso matches his arms, hard muscles under vulnerable flesh.
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Your muscles will still grow at much the same rate.
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Tight hip flexors can inhibit the firing of glute muscles.
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In 1979, however, Shiite Islam began to flex its muscles.
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We can't necessarily make all of her muscles move again.
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Yes, unless you train the muscles to tighten up again.
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Healthy man with the big heart and the big muscles.
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Time trialing is a matter of culture, muscles and material.
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So those platforms are more about flexing your technical muscles?
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Rashida Jones is flexing so many creative muscles this year!
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Before the implant, he could only move his shoulder muscles.
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As a result, nerve cells can't communicate with muscles properly.
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So, can you still train if your muscles are sore?
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Really, these do incredible things on tight and sore muscles.
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They also understand others and will flex their empathy muscles.
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Just like with any exercise, you can get sore muscles.
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"Basically, he just wants to have big muscles," People reports.
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You stop immediately, and it goes directly into your muscles.
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To make Iorek's armour, muscles, skeleton, texture, fur groom, etc.
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They are picking up neural activity amplified by the muscles.
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But don't drop the gym membership: Stronger muscles protect bones.
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It's basically me singing the song, but with my muscles.
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AFM primarily impacts the central nervous system and weakens muscles.
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The nerves are what determines how efficiently the muscles move.
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Keep those core muscles engaged to help protect your back.
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I'm ready to, like, destress my face and my muscles.
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It keeps his muscles loose and speeds up recovery times.
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I pulled all my muscles from my waist down, though.
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We also shiver, using our skeletal muscles to generate heat.
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Muscles are made up of protein fibers and surrounding tissues.
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Over long periods, bones and muscles begin to waste away.
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Working large muscles helps you achieve many solid fitness goals.
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Chicago flexed its muscles in the fifth to tie it.
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Often, with land or sea animals, we consume the muscles.
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Several religious parties have used it to flex their muscles.
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Those aren't emotional muscles that we exercise as much anymore.
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But it's never too early to build these muscles, either.
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Doing so can build both your physical and mental muscles.
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We will flex our muscles at the ballot box, too.
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The groups have increasingly flexed their muscles in state elections.
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They put a different kind of stress on the muscles.
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This routine was designed to exhaust the volunteers' arm muscles.
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Their power was worst after their muscles had been cooled.
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Like the eyelid, the shoulder and arm muscles should tire.
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As for Iran, it doesn't need to flex its muscles.
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He flexed his muscles, and shimmied in a little dance.
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A. Train your gut, just like you train your muscles.
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He's also flexing his brain muscles by getting his GED.
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He believes that long, soft muscles lead to peak performance.
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Upper body muscles, for short LABRATS LABRATS – BRA = LATS 24A.
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He thinks he pulled a few muscles from the edible.
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At the same time, muscles under the tongue get lax.
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I used to have muscles; now I have only bones.
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Muscles next to the area might fail to work properly.
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Dystonia is a movement disorder that affects a person's muscles.
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We're in the beer muscles phase of the bull market.
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Some tech workers are already starting to flex their muscles.
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He's the man who tried to make his muscles bigger.
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Cuts, bruises, sprains and pulled muscles: I've done it all.
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Students need to build these muscles to persevere as well.
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Because when you get older, your muscles start getting sore.
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Who's ready to make some PRETTY MUSCLES tonight with me!
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Twitter is flexing its muscles, and some businesses are pissed.
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Different species of animals perform different jobs with their muscles.
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For entrepreneurs, selling visible muscles and physical perfection became lucrative.
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With fluttering effort, the muscles of her blue jaw yawned.
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Notice the tightening of your stomach muscles as you lift.
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Systematically relax the muscles of the jaw, shoulders, head, neck.
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In this respect, India is very much flexing its muscles.
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She lost a lot of weight, and her muscles atrophied.
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Others are filling them with ice to soothe sore muscles.
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He has regular physical therapy to help relax his muscles.
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This will help you visualize your cheek muscles moving up.
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But is there more to the effect than relaxed muscles?
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Because these muscles support the bladder, rectum, and uterus, kegel exercises can help prevent urinary incontinence in women (or men) whose muscles have weakened, oftentimes due to things like childbirth, aging, and certain surgeries.
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The computer models, which combined the experimental data with the simulations, showed that the maximum force and power output of chimp muscles is 1.35 times higher in chimps than human muscles of similar size.
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What's more maddening, though, is that this isn't even true: Lifting heavy weights will not necessarily make you bigger; strength does not automatically equal huge-looking muscles, because that's just not how muscles work.
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Their muscles generally retained their size, fiber composition and other markers of good health across the decades, with those riders who covered the most mileage each month displaying the healthiest muscles, whatever their age.
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Save Abs for the End: Because the abdominal muscles work together with the muscles in the back to protect the spine, you don't want to tire them out at the beginning of a workout.
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In essence, this theory claims that confused muscles, exposed to changing workouts, gain more size and strength than complacent muscles cycling through the same routines, even if people are lifting equivalent amounts of weight.
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Even after adjusting for BMI, women with weaker knee extensor muscles were 33 percent more likely to have knee osteoarthritis, and women with weaker flexor muscles were 28 percent more likely to develop knee arthritis.
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Toned Kegels—AKA pelvic floor muscles—can deliver a host of benefits; studies have found exercising these muscles can help treat organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, ease labor, and even give you stronger, more reliable orgasms.
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If you sprain an ankle or break a wrist this summer and cannot use one of your limbs, the muscles there will weaken and shrink — unless you exercise those same muscles in your other limb.
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Strengthening pelvic floor muscles by regularly doing Kegel exercises, which may benefit both women and men, can reduce involuntary contraction of bladder muscles, though it can take up to two months to notice the benefit.
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Diastasis recti is caused by the overstretching of the linea alba, the tissue or fascia at the center of the rectus abdominis muscles, the "six-pack" muscles to the right and left of the bellybutton.
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Muscles can begin to atrophy in as little as 72 hours.
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Muscles, deprived of oxygen, shuddered so violently that they sometimes tore.
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The whole family just muscles the poor woman off the phone.
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Here's what your sore muscles are really trying to tell you.
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She had spasms, scarring and tension in her pelvic floor muscles.
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If you don't exercise your success muscles, you risk slipping backward.
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These enlarged gluteus maximus muscles give humans our distinctive butt cheeks.
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This causes people to have tremors and their muscles to weaken.
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In comparison, a man's muscles can get you only 32,376 calories.
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A parasitic fungus grows throughout the ant's body, including through muscles.
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He said he could help me massage and relax those muscles.
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But that should give some of your muscles a good workout?
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Some research suggests women's muscles might be less fatiguable than men's.
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We got here because we do not possess simple marketing muscles.
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Evie says that the worm relieves stress and relaxes the muscles.
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Glycogen is essential for long-term energy storage in the muscles.
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Even without a conservative president, the hardliners are flexing their muscles.
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Ahh, the feeling of nice, sore muscles from a good workout.
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Theoretically, the gene therapy was supposed to make his muscles bigger.
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So, even though their muscles grew, their strength didn't necessarily improve.
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Then, finally, the muscles are replicated using 10 Dynamixel servo motors.Phew.
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My skin and facial muscles also seemed tighter, my expression lighter.
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These muscles provide the force required for rapid and precise penetration.
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"Why does woman wants guys muscles and abs," asked one commenter.
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Slightly bend your knees and engage your ab and back muscles.
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Phase 2, let's try to get the muscles to re-educate.
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There's the brawny action figure whose muscles protect their vulnerable heart.
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But as America got stronger it started to flex its muscles.
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Certain muscles are trained to help you properly display your rear.
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But it is not just billionaires who are flexing their muscles.
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Then over time, those muscles atrophy and the tension goes away.
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There's all of the skin, there's two hundred thirty muscles individually.
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Plus, it has protein and men -- women like men with muscles.
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Teasing the steaks apart, his fingers move adeptly across the muscles.
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Both also have myoglobin, another oxygen-storing protein, in their muscles.
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The stress load, likewise, was frequently redistributed to different back muscles.
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It leads to weakened muscles and organ dysfunction, among other symptoms.
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They don't flap their wings, they don't have feathers or muscles.
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A paralytic, which freezes up the lungs and other muscles. 3.
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And China's market is only just starting to flex its muscles.
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The sand works the key climbing muscles, but with added resistance.
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True athleticism, Berard noted, comes from muscles that are more hidden.
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Turns out that any time you're balancing, you're engaging those muscles.
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That's six minutes of static stretching for one set of muscles.
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Muscles were motors; the heart a pump; the nerves electrical conduits.
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I stroked the tendons and muscles there and repeated the mantra.
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Dr Parker and his team chose rat muscles for their rays.
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He also received new eyelids and the muscles that control blinking.
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"I'm using muscles that I've never used before," says Muniz, 31.
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It does this by blocking neurotransmitters that tell muscles to contract.
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"It's far too early to start flexing muscles," Mr. Espaillat said.
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The muscles are really just kind of like the mindless meat.
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Headaches and tense or sore muscles have become a daily reality.
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Because we know that the motor cortex is hooked to muscles.
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You, watching but seated, feel muscles within you move in response.
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"Remember that botox is an enzyme that paralyzes muscles," Cohen says.
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What's going on inside your muscles to give you a pump?
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Alipay's arch-rival WeChat Pay has also flexed its muscles overseas.
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Researchers then used NSAIDs to block prostaglandin production in the muscles.
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Secondly, acetylcholine is also used to signal skeletal muscles to contract.
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Glycogen is the fuel your muscles burn while you work out.
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The nerves send information from the muscles back to the brain.
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My muscles obeyed me lightly and precisely, without contortion or effort.
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Their muscles ached, their lungs heaved, their bodies creaked and groaned.
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Body movements are powered by specific sets of muscles working together.
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This test indicates how much force the leg muscles can generate.
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It governs how quickly you can deliver oxygen to your muscles.
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Second, teeth get pushed inward over time by the jaw muscles.
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It also gave him the space to flex his authoritarian muscles.
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Both require the brain to send fast, precise commands to muscles.
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We also become less strong, of course, as our muscles shrink.
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" Nonetheless, he adds, "Gubar continues to defiantly flex her critical muscles.
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There are ways of working them out, like any other muscles.
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One had a genetic variant linked to enlarged, weakened heart muscles.
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They do not have a brain or a nervous system. Muscles?
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When gyms reopen, our muscles should rapidly rebound, Dr. Moberg says.
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A figure turns at the waist, as if stretching her muscles.
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But muscles and testosterone can only get the men so far.
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We want our kids to exercise their muscles and their minds.
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Give myself an opportunity to work out some different acting muscles.
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Both George W. Bush and Barack Obama flexed their executive muscles.
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A team named Birthday Muscles had won the two-person division.
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Denver rub cannabis oil on the achy muscles of their patients.
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The second night, he advises himself to let his muscles repair.
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If you're wondering which muscles, Kantor's answer is all of them.
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America has long flexed its Drug War muscles in countries like
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This allows you to hit your chest muscles from different angles.
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Because of the large amount of myoglobin, these muscles appear dark.
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Good thing too, his actual muscles are pretty much constantly flexed.
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It's clear the U.S. was determined to flex its muscles then.
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It exercises those muscles, and I think that has been helpful.
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Hallucinations, nerve damage, weak muscles, headaches and bronchitis are also possible.
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If you take the kidneys and muscles, about 76% is water.
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He thinks we use only two-thirds of our articulator muscles.
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Meanwhile, activists outside Washington, DC, are preparing to flex their muscles.
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My seizing lower back muscles were on the verge of snapping.
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This is almost like it&aposs waking up my muscles. No?
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So that muscles will do what they&aposre supposed to do.
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Visualize pushing the muscles up toward your eyes as you smile.
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"During pregnancy the core muscles take a little vacation," Willoughby explains.
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Raising metabolic activity For young, healthy individuals, this pooling of fluid when sitting is limited because specialized muscles in the calves of the legs -- the soleus muscles -- pump blood and interstitial fluid back up to heart.
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Biking is also better for your knees, as many runners turn to the sport after an injury, and engages all the major leg muscles from your rear to your ankles: glutes, quadriceps, hamstrings and calf muscles.
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"They're different weighted balls that [women] can use to exercise your pelvic floor and your kegel muscles in order to strengthen those muscles and be able to use them more enjoyably during sex," Mistress Couple explains.
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"If the muscles are weaker people try to overcompensate using their normal muscles for a certain period of time, after which it can no longer handle the stress/ strain and gives in," Bhatia said by email.
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So, a group of Swedish researchers began to wonder recently whether alterations in the activity of genes and proteins inside our muscles might help to explain whether and why our muscles remember how to be strong.
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According to a fascinating new study, working out the muscles on one side of our bodies can keep the muscles on the other side strong and fit, even if we do not move them at all.
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The scientists also used light electrical stimulation to measure how quickly the animals' large leg muscles grew tired and unable to contract, and they performed tissue biopsies to gauge the underlying, cellular health of the muscles themselves.
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"The clothing has muscles that are harnessed to the body," he said.
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Standing in my underwear, I flexed my muscles and the camera flashed.
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I mean, have you seen Kenny "Pretty Boy Pit Bull" King's muscles?
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And the WI still can sometimes flex its rebellious muscles when needed.
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The key, she said, is exercises to tighten and relax the muscles.
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Backseat sleeping can trigger sore backs, pulled muscles, and really unattractive selfies.
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You've got to let your muscles relax so they can react again.
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The larynx is controlled by a complicated and interconnected set of muscles.
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A lot of oxygen flowing to those muscles tends to drain you.
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His muscles still bulge impressively, but like jangly ropes beneath loosening skin.
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Notice the contracting and expanding muscles at the top of the device.
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They're actually electrically active polymer membranes made to function like artificial muscles.
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I haven't used a lot of these muscles in many, many years.
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Small but mighty, this tool lets you pinpoint and treat particular muscles.
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She's going to be at Bonnie Walker's gymnastics club developing her muscles!
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Their testosterone was evident in their rippling muscles and their aggressive sexuality.
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To increase the intensity, the fig-ee can clench their sphincter muscles.
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Once again [Caity Weaver's] just flexing her writing muscles and showing off.
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Spaceflight causes our muscles to atrophy, especially in the legs and spine.
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And right now, the flexing of f— you money muscles is down.
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He asked me if my muscles were tense after last week's practice.
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T. rex jaw muscles that helped it generate 8,000-pound bite forces.
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I really want to try cow eye muscles, but they've run out.
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It's caused by an abnormal positioning of one of the rectus muscles.
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The body turns creatine into phosphocreatine, which is stored in the muscles.
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In addition to raising your heart rate, you'll also target more muscles.
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"It's very individualized depending upon your own muscles and genetics," Obsorne says.
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"Muscles and joints need rest to recover and regenerate," Dr. Phillips said.
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Without an "off switch," the glands and muscles are constantly being stimulated.
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They would discover two major muscles in his shoulder were completely gone.
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It works the lymphatic system and tones the muscles and increases circulation.
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Recently Russia has been flexing its muscles in the Black Sea region.
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Such injuries disrupt nervous system signal pathways between the brain and muscles.
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After the development of agriculture, horses and plows were huge prosthetic muscles.
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Underwood showed off her famous leg muscles in a sculptural belted dress.
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As the giver penetrates, the pelvic muscles of the receiver create compression.
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How can they flex their photography muscles and take photos more often?
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The vagus nerve could potentially stimulate the muscles that help with swallowing.
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Along with these movements, take time to stretch and loosen your muscles.
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But your muscles look pretty cut coated in all that bronzer. 214.
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He said the bullets tore up muscles, smashed bones and slashed veins.
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You've really got to just ignite and wake up certain little muscles.
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I use it to help reduce cellulite when my muscles are sore.
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Check out the gallery for some insane muscles made in the USA!!!
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Dolphins use muscles in their nasal air passages to produce learned sounds.
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The relaxation of muscles can make the vagina more or less accommodating.
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Paw grip force and calf circumference and muscles were measures and analyzed.
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This isn't the first time Jenner has flexed her mini-movie muscles.
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They do not simply take over one's muscles like an internal puppeteer.
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Among the muscles and sinews of a leg, he discovered something strange.
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Francia Raisa is getting ripped again ... but this time we're talkin' muscles.
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The side eye muscles are less engaged, and jaws are less visible.
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It might even make your sore, tense muscles feel a bit better.
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Eye muscles can be tightened or loosened to help realign the eyes.
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Echocardiograms showed a "satisfactory function of the King's heart muscles," it said.
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Is a cocktail for breakfast the key to having duplex shoulder muscles?
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After that, it travels to the bloodstream to power up your muscles.
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Thirdly, many humans have things called prions in their muscles and organs.
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What could've possibly caused the supermodel's facial muscles to contract so violently?
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Likewise, the fact you're not sore doesn't mean your muscles aren't growing.
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That by itself completely changes the way the postural muscles are working.
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Polio becomes deadly when the paralysis spreads to the victim's breathing muscles.
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You want those muscles ready for action again as soon as possible.
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Exercises specific to pelvic floor muscles didn't seem to yield a benefit.
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"This was the United States of America, flexing its muscles on me."
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"I got teased for my muscles a lot growing up," she said.
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And it's not the only film this autumn flexing its political muscles.
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I allowed the music to move my muscles- slow, smooth, and calculated.
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OK, they aren't really true muscle cars — they're more like mini muscles.
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In rapid succession, my muscles seized and threw me from my chair.
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Dreams occur in the REM stage, when skeletal muscles are nearly paralyzed.
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The section was taken from Kevin's thigh because it's rich in muscles.
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In damaged muscles the enzyme creatine kinase can leak into the bloodstream.
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It burns fat and strengthens muscles, including the one between your ears.
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People choke as the muscles that control breathing spasm and shut down.
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Your muscles, heart, and lungs aren't the only things stimulated by exercise.
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The Barbarian, a man made of face paint and muscles, came in.
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Watch: The Men Behind the Muscles Do you feel more beautiful now?
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The abdominal muscles can also be pulled apart by a developing fetus.
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StretchesStretching your calf muscles helps lessen the strain on the plantar fascia.
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The information systems he cushioned within the false muscles of the chest.
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Kegel exercises, which strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor, can help.
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Anderson says that less is more, and large muscles are a roadblock.
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I mean, he doesn't shoot a bunch of guys with his muscles.
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They make up the skin, the brain, the liver, the muscles—everything.
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The system utilizes electrical impulses to stimulate muscles, approximating resistance and touch.
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He ultimately gave mice a mutation that gave them huge, ripped muscles.
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Chinese researchers have used gene therapy to give a dog huge muscles.
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But if my muscles weren't completely atrophied, why was it falling out?
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From shoulder to hip, his muscles ripple like a miniature mountain ridge.
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And those games are where developers get to flex their creative muscles.
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I stop my thoughts, movement in my muscles, joints, hands, and eyes.
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This results in blood pumping faster, muscles tightening and blood pressure rising.
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Some die, especially if we have not been exercising our muscles much.
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They're made to pick up signals from muscles in the residual limb.
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As we age, muscles and other supportive tissues around the eye relax.
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Muscles potentially provided another route to survival during our species' early days.
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Here, the muscles in his face have contorted to reflect this effort.
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There is literally an app that draws muscles on your smartphone photos.
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To reassert itself, Congress will need to restore its atrophied legislative muscles.
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China appears willing to finally start to flex its muscles on disinformation.
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They have hard exoskeletons, with muscles pulling on them from the inside.
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In many patients, M.G. will affect the muscles of the face first.
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"There is an analogy to what happens with muscles," Dr. Smith says.
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In another, he sent a shirtless photo of himself flexing his muscles.
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At times I had to rip fascia from muscles with my fingers.
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Finally, in the most severe stage, bone, muscles and tendons are exposed.
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No shoulder muscles to separate, no unruly leg to truss and tie.
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During pregnancy, the abdominal muscles stretch to make room for the baby.
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Those institutions are like the limbs and muscles of our body politic.
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His neck, stomach and chest muscles ached from the constant regular contractions.
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Bone and muscles are still growing in children, making them more susceptible.
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So if not energy, muscles or the loo, where does fat go?
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Wild mice subjected to the same method had rejuvenated muscles and pancreases.
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Rather, the brain forgets how to tell the muscles what to do.
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The heroin is typically injected into veins, muscles, or under the skin.
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Your muscles should be engaged but not clenched, which leads to cramping.
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Eli's disability is cerebral palsy, which puts muscles under continuous isometric exercise.
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At least two bones, four tendons and two muscles had been snapped.
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She emailed her doctor that night: I'm exhausted, and my muscles ache.
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What's good for your muscles can also be good for your mind.
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And about one-third of patients had sore muscles and breathing difficulties.
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Exercises can target the pelvic floor muscles and help improve bladder control.
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But over time, the groin injury began extending into his core muscles.
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They dilate small blood vessels by relaxing the smooth muscles around them.
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Dystonia is a movement disorder in which a person's muscles contract uncontrollably.
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But Newman concentrates on working the smaller, stabilizing muscles around his joints.
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Those are muscles that can atrophy, but I think they're still there.
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Reynolds shows off his acting muscles as well as his iron biceps.
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Is Apple going to flex its muscles and try to produce blockbusters?
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Flexing muscles You need to be uncomfortable to grow professionally and personally.
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So, to get one open, you need to cut through those muscles.
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Radioactivity is present in different amounts in everything from muscles to masonry.
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We're like the small kid on the block who suddenly has muscles.
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Batman v Superman's Batman is little more than a collection of muscles.
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Anyway, small talk engages the muscles and habits I have least developed.
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The ropey muscles of the neck that pull my head forward, the tight muscles around my hips, mid-back, and sacroiliac joints (in an X-ray you can see the erosion)—they all seem to loosen at last.
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The final disincentive, though, was learning from one dermatologist, Jessica Wu of Los Angeles, that enthusiastic, repetitive gum chewing is believed to widen both the masseter muscles, creating a jowl-like effect, and those muscles around the temples.
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That's because strong muscles may help counter what's known as stress urinary incontinence, which happens when the pelvic floor muscles supporting the bladder are too weak to prevent urine leaks when people do things like cough, sneeze or exercise.
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Evans's doped mice ran farther, in part because their muscles had been told to burn fat and save carbohydrates, which meant that they took longer to "hit the wall"—the painful sensation encountered when muscles exhaust their glucose store.
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For his part, Pratt doesn't get to flex the comedic muscles that made him so winsome in Guardians of the Galaxy; instead he flexes real muscles and spends a shockingly high fraction of the film playing Dance Dance Revolution.
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But soaking in icy water after lifting weights can change how muscles respond to the workout and result in less muscle growth than doing nothing to recover, according to a cautionary new study of young men and their muscles.
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While cooling can knock-back muscle swelling and soreness, "in our study we found that post-exercise cooling lowers the ability of our muscles to make new proteins that are essential to repair and build our muscles," he explained.
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It kills by blocking the signals passing between your muscles and your brain.
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However, you can continue to strengthen the core muscles during the first trimester.
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Drumming is one of those things where you have to keep your muscles.
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They got to see the strategies that worked and their muscles are fresh.
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Also, these are muscles; they get tired if you use them too much.
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In the Bible, Samson stored his strength not in his muscles but in
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Users complete the various game by contracting and relaxing their muscles, demonstrated below.
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The Swedish actor showed off some serious muscles in The Legend of Tarzan.
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It's extremely portable, so you can tend to your aching muscles virtually anywhere.
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It's not just your muscles that will hurt, but your wallet as well.
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What muscles and skills do you think entrepreneurship draws upon compared to journalism?
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After a lengthy swoon, the White Sox are flexing their muscles once again.
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We're putting in the same amount of work; we have the same muscles.
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Surgeons worked to transplant the skin, muscles, tendons, nerves, bone, and blood vessels.
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When someone is flexing muscles at your doorstep, wouldn't you prepare a slingshot?
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In other words, loose muscles down there ups your chance of unanticipated waterworks.
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He could not continue in the game, because his muscles became locked up.
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Bündchen concludes surf sessions "with a few sun salutations" to stretch her muscles.
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Young men want it for "higher libido and to build muscles," she said.
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Over time, astronauts experience loss of bone, atrophying muscles and blood volume loss.
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I had my smile lines filled in, and Botox to paralyze certain muscles.
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In an Instagram post last week, she explained why she embraces her muscles.
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The Argentine ant is an extremely aggressive species that muscles out native ants.
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Some of them are well-known, such as shrinking muscles and fluid redistribution.
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Instead of just contracting, these muscles also expand, contributing to the system's longevity.
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NIRSCHL EXERCISE: By stretching the muscles in their forearms, players avoid tennis elbow.
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Would your granny shimmy feet-first into a suit made of electric muscles?
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Danny's aim was to loosen my clenched muscles, restoring fluidity to my stride.
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For instance, I had back surgery, which means my muscles often get sore.
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You can see the tits, but you can see the muscles, as well.
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"Once the scary scene is over, your muscles will relax again," Fernandes said.
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It was the pain you feel when you're convinced your muscles are tearing.
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Afflicting mainly boys, it weakens their muscles and eventually confines them to wheelchairs.
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Maybe you heard about the new workout that "shocks" your muscles into working.
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With less blood in your leg muscles, even everyday activities can feel exhausting.
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Studying that for use in humans could improve our ability to grow muscles.
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Old blood can impair neuron growth in young brains and decrepify youthful muscles.
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Well color us intrigued, you beautiful angel/pirate baby with incredible arm muscles.
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Piela says the boxing technique gets tons of different muscles going at once.
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Soft robotics is, in essence, the art and science of designing artificial muscles.
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The swole have swelled; bodies and muscles that were impressive have become implausible.
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U-Gym uses medium-frequency electrotherapy to stimulate your muscles, nerves and meridians.
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My favorite is seeing the horses get built with digital bones and muscles.
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Turkey flexes muscles in northern Syria Last week, things got a little clearer.
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My thigh adductor muscles stretched and my knees cracked in a tragic alternation.
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Sam Heughan's jaw muscles are the real stars of these emotional reunion scenes.
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"In robots, we replace muscles with motors and tendons with springs," Haldane said.
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Eventually, the disease can fatally weaken the heart and muscles needed to breathe.
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Over time, this increase in muscle protein synthesis leads to bigger, stronger muscles.
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If you activate those muscles, they're going to create an even bigger separation.
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Because that's what Botox is: It's a neurotoxin that paralyzes or relaxes muscles.
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So relaxing and beefing up those muscles is a logical place to start.
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I felt the heat and the energy through the veins and recoiled muscles.
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There is one major event that can make the vaginal muscles weaken: childbirth.
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Additionally, some people also experience weakened vaginal muscles when they go through menopause.
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Most of all, I hated gay guys whose profiles revolved around their muscles.
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The following exercises train the oblique muscles to do their jobs even better.
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In animals, they dehydrate so that muscles become stiffer and harder, appearing larger.
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You end up tensing your muscles so the whole thing doesn't split apart.
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Those nuclei, however, aren't lost when you stop training and your muscles shrink.
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An overdose of thiopental sodium, a barbiturate, paralyzes muscles and stops the heart.
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The workouts focus on targeting, sculpting and toning small muscles for big results.
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Your lower muscles aren't supporting your body, so your asshole will relax more.
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Usually, your brain tells the muscles attached to each eye to move together.
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And this gives Georgians an opportunity to flex their incredibly strong hospitality muscles.
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They've had to learn how to use muscles they never knew they had.
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With more than 2374 million enrollees, our customers are flexing their consumer muscles.
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Not to mention, it's a good thing to do to protect your muscles.
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The most common culprits, though, are overusing those leg muscles and being dehydrated.
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Muscles are often in tension, limbs extended or clasped tightly to the body.
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My shoulders drop, and the tension drains from my (weak, near-nonexistent) muscles.
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The second section, titled "Daily Practice," outlines methods of exercising your outgoing muscles.
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Despite the long hours and aching muscles, Zephir says she loves her trade.
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His masculinity was visible in the bare bricks and his football-sized muscles.
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Some say it helps relieve stress in the muscles by pulling them upward.
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This advice may be misguided if these muscles are weak due to misuse.
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In recovery, they learned how to use muscles they never knew they had.
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None of them fit because I can't get them around my calf muscles.
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"It's about sending the correct signal through my muscles to communicate," he explained.
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Christian is a sentient slab of abdominal muscles with a limitless black card.
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He eventually rebuilt his facial muscles and was able to play without it.
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"He gave performances until he was 87, showing his muscles," Mr. Talwalkar said.
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They can lose bone density, their muscles atrophy, and their eyesight gets worse.
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She is very young and those muscles and connections can still be made.
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I could imagine the muscles of his digestive system contracting, his heartbeat slowing.
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It is most well-known for having big teeth and hefty chewing muscles.
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I keep compression gloves in my yarn bag to support sore hand muscles.
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Strength training is equally important because weak muscles cannot adequately support compromised joints.
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Cycling, indoors or out, can strengthen the muscles that support hips and knees.
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You see, normally, your muscles and bones help support your weight under gravity.
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The surgery involves transplanting skin, muscles and tendons, nerves, bone and blood vessels.
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Once in space, the muscles atrophy quickly because of the lack of gravity.
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"We were seeing the native Hawaiian movement flexing its muscles," Dr. Bolte said.
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"He can't walk; he can't control his muscles; he's dead weight," she said.
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I believe in rolling out the muscles, and that just takes some time.
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"Strengthening of abdominal and back muscles could minimize this risk," the report says.
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Increased blood flow gets more oxygen moving around to muscles and other tissues.
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The device stimulates the muscles to get them to give feedback to receptors.
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I watched the muscles in the driver's arms tighten as he shifted gears.
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My muscles stopped working, and I actually had to listen to my body.
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Getting the grappling stamina that's required and the muscles used has been challenging.
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Does MDMA affect the muscles attached to your eyes and make them wiggle?
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So the muscles would just be an effector in that long neurological chain.
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That process involves inflammation, and it heals and makes your muscles grow stronger.
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Performing what are commonly known as kegel exercises can make these muscles stronger.
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Dan walks into the New Hampshire campaign headquarters flexing his Jonah-whispering muscles.
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After a workout, muscles build protein through what's called, appropriately enough, protein synthesis.
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Scientists tracked a pair of important amino acids through participants' blood and muscles.
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Both China and Japan are also flexing their military muscles further from home.
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But if they want to grow their upper body muscles, they really should.
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I always enjoy flexing new creative muscles, and this was very much that.
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We were stretchin' our musical muscles, playing every day, writing songs at soundcheck.
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Electromyography reveals the electrical activity of muscles, which may then reveal neuromuscular diseases.
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With each circular motion, he kneaded into my chest wall and pectoral muscles.
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Murphy said most bodybuilders tan themselves to make their muscles look more defined.
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Aging wisely means a loosening of the muscles, and also avoiding needless contortions.
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A bee's buzz is the result of the insect vibrating its wing muscles.
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Yeah, so it's ... The clothing has muscles that are harnessed to the body.
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As they contract, they're contracting with your hip muscles to provide extra strength.
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Muscles are one of the sources of the hormone that protects the thymus.
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ALS is a terminal neurodegenerative disease that causes a person's muscles to atrophy.
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He's increasingly trying to develop his own muscles of courage, because he's scared.
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He's a very young man, so he's developing his muscles of moral courage.
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But far too often, I cheered his masculinity, his fierceness, and his muscles.
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Might warming muscles after hard exercise help them to regain strength and power?
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I was born with arthrogryposis, a disability that affects my muscles and joints.
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Hodges was a college boy from southern Indiana, noticeable because of his muscles.
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Typically these muscles relax with sexual stimulation and then contract rhythmically with orgasm.
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My abs and the muscles under my armpits really hurt for days after.
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Increased blood flow also provides more oxygen to muscles and could increase endurance.
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But living in any city takes tensed muscles and a carefully calibrated deafness.
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Your muscles can become as strong as those of someone who is burlier.
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We seem tough after all, with our big muscles and love of guns.
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The players were, indeed, wacky and wonderful — beards and bellies, mullets and muscles.
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Actor Jason Momoa is known for two things: his hair and his muscles.
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Up to half are believed to result from overuse of joints and muscles.
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Hold this position and relax your muscles a few times during the massage.
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Anyone who has ever watched a horror film will find their muscles tensing.
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My muscles also remembered: They tensed as soon as I entered the office.
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His muscles, his joints and his back felt as if he'd been beaten.
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Human speech results from a complicated choreography of flowing air and contracting muscles.
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Suboptimal muscles use leads to weaker joint support, and weird postures cause pain.
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His portrait hung outside a flagship store near Times Square, golden muscles flexing.
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But those effects apparently extend only to the particular muscles that are exercised.
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A protein released when muscles are injured, creatine kinase, was much too high.
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He posts about going to the gym and his evolving relationship to muscles.
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This can happen in your vaginal walls, butt, thighs, legs, and stomach muscles.
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She thought he might benefit from injections along the muscles of his forehead.
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But minds are not muscles and could be influenced by novelty, he says.
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I'd also suggest that people write in different genres and flex different muscles.
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And it&aposs also really a great way to loosen up the muscles.
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But judging from her impeccable ab and thigh muscles it, uh, is not!
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Your eye muscles increasingly struggle to bend them to focus on this print.
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Was their head held high and their facial muscles relaxed showing positive emotions?
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João Lucas suffered serious symptoms: seizures, breathing difficulties, trouble with muscles and joints.
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But what about the muscles needed to be an empathetically fit human being?
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Because something more might be going on than just your uterine muscles contracting.
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White muscles use a process called glycolysis, which requires carbohydrates to create ATP.
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" At some point in recovery my muscles edged from "not useful" to "useful.
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"This was a complex cöordination between trunk and lower-limb muscles," Tabakow noted.
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Ozone can affect the lungs, causing the muscles in the airways to constrict.
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The limp was my faith, my version of flexing muscles or jumping hurdles.
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Their muscles weakened, their sight grew dim, their friends and peers gradually disappeared.
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Contracting the pelvic floor muscles strengthens them, increasing blood flow to the region.
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One's history can become ingrained in the body, like memory or stronger muscles.
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And unlike muscles, they cannot get stronger with exercise, supplements, or any regimen.
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The researchers at MIT creating nylon muscles are one such example of that.
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However, these artificial muscles can also be expensive and limited in their capabilities.
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Without the constant tug of gravity, bones become more brittle and muscles atrophy.
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Rather, the tension, either consciously or unconsciously (we still don't know), is maintained by smooth muscles that are locked in a tight embrace until a chemical agent in the form of a neurotransmitter hits the muscles with a "release" message.
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The compensations that people make to maintain that balance require active contraction of the back extensor muscles, the hip flexors, and the abdominal muscles, and there's some data that the height of the heel affects the curve in the thoracic spine.
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The exoskeletal harness system developed by Cornell's Aeronautical Laboratory in 1972 was both a system of excessive technological ornamentation and a solid feedback loop in which motor impulses from nerves and muscles were picked up and fed to artificial muscles.
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But mutations in these little organelles can be devastating, resulting in fatal diseases involving the nerves, muscles, brain, heart, liver, skeletal muscles, kidney and the endocrine and respiratory systems that often kill babies in the first few years of life.
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In the artificial ray, the muscles only have to exert themselves downwards when stimulated; the curvature of the gold ribs in the opposite direction provides the counterforce and when the muscles relax, that part of the fin flexes back upwards.
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"Gym training," including the use of machines and free weights to develop strength and power in the muscles of your legs, "can very much help to prepare muscles for the stress imposed by these long races," Dr. del Corso says.
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The lesson of these findings, published in the Journal of Physiology, seems to be that "warming muscles probably aids in recovery by augmenting the muscles' uptake of carbohydrates," says Arthur Cheng, a researcher at the Karolinska Institute, who led the study.
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The Army is looking at building stronger robots through the development of artificial muscles made from twisted, coiled plastic fibers with the ability to contract and expand under the influences of various stimuli, effectively mimicking the way muscles naturally function.
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Using fine needles to gently 'pin back' areas, we can retrain muscles to tighten.
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Plus, the steak contributes protein along with iron, which helps deliver oxygen to muscles.
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Pushing a sled involves everything from your hand muscles to your toes, says Walsh.
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I have absolutely no idea how to do that; I've never used those muscles.
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It's fun to have a crush, it's good for your heart muscles...sometimes, ha.
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A bath, after all, can be one of the best cures for sore muscles.
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Your core muscles, such as abs and lower back, also get developed for stability.
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