Chapter 3
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| show | Diseases that occur because of an overactive immune system, which "attacks the body." Examples include lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.
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| show | Each major one is directly associated with various aspects of the mind-body-spirit dynamic. When a specific one is closed, distorted, or congested, the perception of stress, disease, or illness may ensue.
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| show | The third and final stage of coronary heart disease, wherein the arteries become hardened by cholesterol buildup, calcium deposits, and loss of elasticity.
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| show | In physics, the mutual phase locking of like oscillations; in human physiology, organs or organisms giving off strong vibrations influencing organs or organisms with weaker vibrations to match the stronger rate of oscillation; thought to conserve energy.
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| show | Any organ or tissue receiving excess neural or hormonal stimulation that increases metabolic function or abnormal cell growth; results in eventual dysfunction of the organ.
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