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, 2018 ). Participants who answered, “I don't know” to questions about use were tallied as an affirmative response, and participants refusing to answer were not counted. There were relatively few people who gave these sorts of responses

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of interconnected possibilities for further perception that constitute and complete our sense of reality. It is important to note that the horizon is not a sort of mental projection onto an otherwise fully determinate world, but that it is a

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sea, a Nordic funeral of sorts. This journey was all about my life, not my parents' lives. In contrast to my previous journeys that were entirely in darker colors, this one bloomed into vibrant red and orange colors. It was calm, peaceful, and

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Judgment in Zoroastrianism, at the end of time, Mithra initiates the final sorting of souls according to deed—an event culminating in a celestial haoma (soma) sacrifice that ushers in a restoration of an earthly paradise where death is forever vanquished

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determined by this sort of data, and other study designs are needed to probe remaining questions on this topic as we have raised above. Further limitations include the fact that the NSDUH does not report number of LSD exposures, doses of LSD used, setting of

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Journal of Psychedelic Studies
Authors:
Nicholas Spiers
,
Beatriz Caiuby Labate
,
Anna O. Ermakova
,
Patrick Farrell
,
Osiris Sinuhé González Romero
,
Ibrahim Gabriell
, and
Nidia Olvera

medicine. He also came to understand the mushroom experience as some sort of anthropomorphization of the mushroom by the shaman, by which the mushrooms are used to heal or resolve a specific problem. One example of this is the use of the word “ Tzo” by the

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Journal of Behavioral Addictions
Authors:
Agathe Mansueto
,
Gaëlle Challet-Bouju
,
Jean-Benoit Hardouin
, and
Marie Grall-Bronnec

), Sensation Seeking, Positive Urgency; VAS = Visual Analogue Scale; WAIS = Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; WCST = Wisconsin Card Sorting Test; WHOQOL-bref = World Health Organization Quality of Life-bref; ZKPQ = Zuckerman–Kuhlman Personality Questionnaire

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Egészséges, normális szív esetén a bal kamra bazális része szisztoléban az óramutató járásának megfelelően rotálódik, míg a szívcsúcs azzal ellentétes irányba mozdul el. Ezt a fajta facsaró-csavaró mozgást a szív csavarodásának (twist) nevezik. Ennek az összefoglaló jellegű közleménynek a célja a szív bal kamrai rotációjával és csavarodásával kapcsolatos fontos tudnivalók és vizsgálati lehetőségeinek bemutatása. Orv. Hetil., 2012, 153, 1547–1551.

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Orvosi Hetilap
Authors:
Julianna Rozália Sallai
,
Gábor Héjj
,
István †Ratkó
,
Aniella Hunka
,
Ilona Márkus
,
Judit Ortutay
,
Gábor Ormos
,
Andor Ujfalussy
,
László Szekeres
,
Antal Insperger
,
Tibor Varjú
, and
Géza Bálint

473 483 Czimbalmos, Á., Nagy, Zs., Varga, Z., et al.: Development of the Hungarian Norm of Sort Form SF-36 Health Survey. [Páciensmegelégedettségi vizsgálat SF-36

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The objective of this paper was to examine the relationship between body balancing functions and body characteristics, motor abilities and reaction time. Subjects were 33 university students and 11 professional basketball players sorted into four groups of athletic and non-athletic women and men. Each group consisted of eleven subjects. The body height, weight was measured and the body mass index (BMI) calculated. A bioelectrical device computed the body fat (%). Static and dynamic motor tests, as well as static and dynamic balance tests were used. The reaction time (RT) to sound and light stimuli was measured. The regression analysis of the data revealed significant linear relationship between the amplitude of body sways (BS) and BMI in all groups. Also high correlation was found between back muscle strength and BS in all groups except the non-athletic women. Negative correlation was found between endurance capacity and BS in basketball players, i.e. at higher endurance capacity smaller amplitude BS occurred (r=−0.620, p<0.04). The RT values showed significant correlations with BS only in the basketball players (r=0.620, p<0.04). It is concluded that increase in BMI, back muscle strength and endurance capacity is associated with better postural stability. Some motor abilities (hip flexibility, vertical jumping) show no significant correlations with body balancing, while other motor performances (static hanging) and RT values correlate well with BS only in the well-trained elite basketball players.

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