body armour

A term coined by W Reich in reference to a person’s muscular and emotional blocks, which are due to the repression of one’s sexuality and the cause of most disease. Body armour is thus a constellation of postures and expressions that mould to a personality and protect it from the world. Reich divided body armour into 7 segments: eyes, mouth, neck, chest and arms, diaphragm, abdomen, and pelvis and legs. The Reichian therapist’s role is to choose exercises that act on and ultimately removes the body armour.

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Armed forces internationally make use of some form of body armour as part of their personal protective system.

Is present body armour worn by Pakistani soldiers sufficient in preventing the torso injuries during combat?

For sample pages and further information concerning the visiongain report The Military Body Armour & Personal Protective Gear Market 2012-2022 please visit: http://www.visiongain.com/Report/794/The-Military-Body-Armour-Personal-Protective-Gear-Market-2012-2022

"Military Body Armour Market Will Reach $1.07bn in 2012" According to New Visiongain Report

Ranger Boyd said: "I feel lucky to have got out of this uninjured but I think it just shows what a fantastic piece of kit the Osprey body armour system is."

Shot soldier's life saved by city firm's body armour

As a result, the material is also far less likely to distort than standard body armour, which generally bends inwards when a bullet strikes, preventing death, but causing considerable pain.

BAE Systems to protect frontline troops with liquid armour

Tactical Solution Partners Inc (OTCBB: TTSR), a provider of innovative homeland security technology products and services, announced on Friday (21 March) that the company has introduced ArmoRight, a new body armour system.

Tactical Solution Partners introduces ArmoRight Body Armour System

"Frontline officers need to wear body armour to conduct their duties safely while protecting the public.

NEW-LOOK BOBBIES

"These new shirts are specially designed to be comfortably worn with the body armour and look smart and professional.

Men (and women) in black

"She told me I was so full of hot air that I wouldn't be able to find any body armour to fit me.

Hancock's HalfPage: No love lost over Gisela's armour

One of her colleagues told my husband that before she went, she was measured up for body armour.

Letter: A case of body armour for all

The inquest into Sgt Roberts's death heard he was left exposed by "serious failings" in the Army's supply and training methods which meant he had to give up his personal body armour just three days before.

Lack of armour 'unforgivable' Coroner's blast for delays that led to death

Described by Defence Secretary Des Browne earlier this year as 'a world-leading system', Osprey Improved Combat Body Armour was designed to give better protection for forces facing attack by insurgents.

MoD DEFENDS 'TOO BULKY' NEW ARMOUR

Challenge Number One: Wrap yourself in two big garbage bags, then divide your weight in two and load a back pack with that much weight and carry it, then find the heaviest stick you can find and carry it around in 50[degrees]C heat, then tell me you want more body armour. Challenge Number Two: Find a fight we've been in over here where we haven't been fighting in the lush, GREEN countryside.

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