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Is The Mind And Body Unified O

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April 4, 2012

 

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Breathing is a natural response of our body that allows us to live. We as humans don’t think about what the autonomic nervous system is actually doing each day, thus our mind has no control over it. I don’t think about perspiring when I do it nor do I intentionally cause myself to digest food when I need to do it...
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I don’t think about perspiring when I do it nor do I intentionally cause myself to digest food when I need to do it. The body does all of these actions and more without me even contemplating them happening. When we are in danger, the autonomic nervous system puts our “fight or flight” response into action as well...
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