An Exposition of the Swedish Movement-cure ...

abdominal alimentary canal amount angle applied arms backward lying become bending blood body capillaries carbonic acid causes chemical chest circulation commencing position condition congestion consequence constipation contraction costiveness cure curtseying cut shows degree derivative diaphragm digestive direction disease dotted outline drugs duplicated movements effects employed eral exer exercise exertion extent fatigue feet fluids foot force forward function Gymnastics habits hands head hips hygienic ical imperfect increase indicates influence invalid kind knee lungs means ment mental morbid motion move Movement-Cure muscles muscular action nature nerves nervous nutrition nutritive actions organs oxygen patient pelvis perineum person Phrenology physi physician physiological portion posi practice principles processes produced raised rection rectum region remedial rendered repeated respiration respiratory rest restored result rienced scrofulous side single movements slowly spinal spinal cord stomach stretch supply symptoms thigh tion treatment tremities trunk twisting vital weight