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bioenergetics

In alternative medicine, extension of Reichian therapy principles developed in the 1960s by US physician Alexander Lowen, and designed to promote, by breathing, physical exercise, and the elimination of muscular blockages, the free flow of energy in the body and thus restore optimum health and vitality. Bioenergetics is also known by the terms bioenergetic therapy and bioenergetic analysis.



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