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1. Learning DisabilitiesDown Syndrome
   ... people. Their poor muscle tone makes much physical activity difficult. There are many hormonal problems, mainly thyroid disease. ...
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2. What is Prader Willi syndrome And What are itamp39s Cures
   ... Including this control over calorie control, there are results in poor muscle tone, lack of energy and a high percentage of body fat. ...
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3. FAS
   ... Many also have malformed hearts, kidneys, and urinary tracts, poor muscle tone or joint articulation, abnormal curvature of the spine, limited hip motion ...
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4. Fetal Alcohol syndrome on Infants
   ... the major areas of concern are: 1 Symptoms of mental retardation which include small head, problems with movement motor retardation, poor muscle tone, and ...
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5. Down with the Syndrome
   ... ampquotNewborn babies with down syndrome all share common traits such as a flat facial profile, poor muscle tone, an upward slant of the eyes, a deep single crease ...
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6. Down syndrome
   ... the head is smaller than average, the ears are smaller and lower set, the legs and arms are short in relation to the body, there is poor muscle tone and ...
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7. cereberal palsy
   ... ampquotCerebralampquot refers to the brain and ampquotpalsyampquot to muscle weakness or poor condition which is often but not always a symptom. Cerebral ...
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8. Hispanics and Alcoholism
   ... After five drinks in two hours, the average drinker will experience blurred vision, slurred speech, poor muscle coordination, and a lack of rational judgment. ...
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9. Special Needs
   ... Some characteristics of people who have Down syndrome are: slanted eyes, small stature, poor muscle tone, flat facial features, a single line in the palm of ...
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10. Deficiencies in Development of Cocaine Children
    ... certain studies done by researchers there has been a correlation between cocaineexposed children having underdeveloped muscle tone and poor reflexes depending ...
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11. Ideas of Automobiles
    ... the market share held by the big three because the quality of the foreign cars, at this time, was very poor. The 1960s are best remembered as the muscle car era ...
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12. heart
    ... The thickness of the heart muscle varies from 2 to about 20 mm 0.1 to 0.8 ... FLOW OF BLOOD THROUGH THE HEART The right atrium receives oxygenpoor blood from two ...
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13. Mistakes People Make With Steroids
    ... But because people want to gain muscle quickly, this tip is usually disregarded and the user will use ... Another mistake that commonly occurs is a poor lifestyle. ...
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14. Self Relaxation
    ... which is high levels of anxiety and stress lead to a poor performance ... These four factors are mental device, passive attitude, decreased muscle tone, and a quiet ...
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15. The Vanishing Rain Forest
    ... As noted in The Economist, from Brazilamp39s point of view, this muscle smacked of both ... What was the problem with giving additional land to the poor rural families ...
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16. Aneurysms
    ... headaches accompanied with nausea or vomiting stiff neck muscle weakness or ... speech impairment and irritability, impulsivity or poor temper control ...
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17. Human heart
    ... chamber heart is retained by modern fish, but oxygenrich blood does not mix with oxygenpoor blood, because ... Muscle tissue, or myocardium, is the middle layer. ...
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18. Heart DiseaseThe Unknown Killer
    ... environmental, and infectious processes that damage the heart muscle, the coronary ... Infants with heart disease often demonstrate poor feeding and failure to ...
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19. Biological Change In The Elder
    ... The iris which consist of muscle fibers begin to atrophy which allows less ... The heart pumps less competently as the arteries harden causing poor circulation and ...
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20. cerebral palsy
    ... motor system , and as a result the child has poor coordination, poor balance, or ... Cerebral Palsy because there is in essence and over abundance of muscle tone. ...
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21. Parkinsonamp39s Disease
    ... In addition to the loss of muscle control, some patients are affected emotionally, yet because they ... A shuffling gait with poor arm and swing and stooped posture ...
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22. Controlling Computers with Neural Signals
    ... It is also a timesaver for people with poor typing skills. ... He soon realized that the skin was like a barrier to the basic muscle signals. ...
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23. Spinal Cord Injuries
    ... At T1 to T8 there is most often control of the hands, but poor trunk control as the result of lack of abdominal muscle control. ...
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24. Medicinal Effects of Marijuana
    ... of Medicine workshops noted that smoking marijuana reduces their muscle spasms, their ... with increased risk of cancer, lung damage, and poor pregnancy outcome. ...
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25. SansCulottes
    ... groups of workers mobilized by their amp39sansculotteamp39 employers for temporary muscle when ballots ... people leads one to think that all the member were poor, but as ...
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26. Robert Louis Stevenson
    ... Is the United States affiliated with people perceived as fat and lazy, repressing the poor while flexing itsamp39 military muscle in the face of those who stand in ...
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27. Down Syndrome
    ... that might only be noticed by doctors include congenital malformations of the heart of gastrointestinal system, flabby muscle tone and poor coordination due to ...
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28. Weight Training
    ... But by developing more muscle, you can boost your metabolism and actually be ... I think needless to mention.....smell inside the gym with poor ventilation system. ...
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29. cheetahs
    ... They are leaving the home and are very uncoordinated, have poor vision and are ... milk production will be reduced and she will begin to use fat tissue and muscle. ...
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30. Sleep
    ... Muscle atonia does not occur and they do not become paralyzed at the onset ... less than seven hours Twersky 1 which has been attributed to poor performance in ...
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