Psychotherapy; a course of reading in sound psychology, sound medicine and sound religion. (1909)
Parker, William Belmont, 1871-1934, editor · New York : Centre Pub. Co · leaf 290
temperature of the body whichnormally is so uniform that an increase or a decrease of two or threedegrees gives just cause for anxiety, and a change of six or sevendegrees is fraught with great danger. The constant temperature ismaintained by the coordinated activities of the muscles, blood… … PSYCHOTHERAPY <<^£>C^^j activities are retarded or checked; for instance, the action of thedigestive juices in the stomach is checked when a glass of ice-coldwater is taken during digestion. Runners and baseball players knowfrom experience that their muscles work much better in warm thanin…
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