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4/16 (25%)
pulleys
ligaments
refrigerator
tightening
Kautz
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The difference between the two sides of his body—the slowness and entire stance—began initially with tension in the head and jaw area, and the considerable tightening of large groups of ligaments and muscles in the neck particularly.
These two groups, by the ears, tightened up in the manner of pulleys, affecting all areas of the body downward. The action of the pulleys was not symmetrical, however, so that the two sides of the body were out of balance. The right pulley, or group of ligaments, was most to blame, and it is that area that has been and is now releasing so well.
That pulley affects the shoulders and arms particularly, and the stature of the upper portion of the body actually caused the bent knees. Natural motion and near-normal speed is returning to certain muscles and ligaments in the arm—the right one particularly. This in turn affects the legs and feet. The feeling of letting down is highly vital.
The motions may not seem synchronized as yet, but those important ligaments are midway along in their release—a highly important development.
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