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energetic component

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energetic component,
n encompasses six energy systems in and around the body, including acoustic, thermal, elastic, electromagnetic, photonic, and gravitational; practitioners employ avenues of intuition, balancing, and sensing to harness these elements and bring the body toward homeostasis.


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