Contractions & Relaxations in Body?

Kumar · 13th March 2005, 01:30 AM

Hello all,

In physiology, Contractions & Relaxations are defined as;

Contraction; The shortening and thickening of functioning muscle or muscle fiber.

Relaxation; The lengthening of inactive muscle or muscle fibers.

Some sites tells something about these;

http://www.enerex.ca/articles/calciu...sium_ratio.htm

http://www.upnaway.com/~poliowa/Magn...elaxation.html

http://www.metropolitanwellness.com/...sAndCramps.htm

I want to understand these two basic activities in body & want to know;

1. Is it all by mean of Contraction & Relaxation in body & its physiology as defined above?

2. Can "Contractions & Relaxations" be involved in all or most factors/causes/reasons related to health, diseases or physiology of body?

3. Are these "Contractions & Relaxations" related to thyroid activities its hyper & hopo functions--so with hyper & hypo activity of any person?

4. Can these be related to "pHs" balances & imbalances or vice versa of body?

5. Can these "Contractions & Relaxations" be 'somehow' related to "Newton's third law of Motion"?

6. How "Contractions & Relaxations" are linked to "modern diseases"(take it as which are spereading like epidemic currently may be due to modern lifestyles) eg; Diabetes, hypertentions etc.?

It may be a big topic but can be basic & interested aspects, to discuss.

Pls discuss everything except 'this or that' to get 'this & that' with or without me.

Best wishes.

Donks · 13th March 2005, 02:53 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
5. Can these "Contractions & Relaxations" be 'somehow' related to "Newton's third law of Motion"?

Yes.

PixyMisa · 13th March 2005, 02:58 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
[b]Hello all,

Hello Kumar!

Quote:

In physiology, Contractions & Relaxations are defined as;

Contraction; The shortening and thickening of functioning muscle or muscle fiber.

Relaxation; The lengthening of inactive muscle or muscle fibers.

Some sites tells something about these;

http://www.enerex.ca/articles/calciu...sium_ratio.htm

http://www.upnaway.com/~poliowa/Magn...elaxation.html

http://www.metropolitanwellness.com/...sAndCramps.htm

I want to understand these two basic activities in body & want to know;

1. Is it all by mean of Contraction & Relaxation in body & its physiology as defined above?

Yes.

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2. Can "Contractions & Relaxations" be involved in all or most factors/causes/reasons related to health, diseases or physiology of body?

No. Contractions and relaxations only apply to muscle tissue. Most diseases affect other parts of the body.

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3. Are these "Contractions & Relaxations" related to thyroid activities its hyper & hopo functions--so with hyper & hypo activity of any person?

No. The thyroid gland is not a muscle.
[quote]4. Can these be related to "pHs" balances & imbalances or vice versa of body?[/qupte]
No.

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5. Can these "Contractions & Relaxations" be 'somehow' related to "Newton's third law of Motion"?

Yes.

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6. How "Contractions & Relaxations" are linked to "modern diseases"(take it as which are spereading like epidemic currently may be due to modern lifestyles) eg; Diabetes, hypertentions etc.?

They aren't.

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It may be a big topic but can be basic & interested aspects, to discuss.

No, it's really very simple.

Contracting and relaxing is what muscles do.

Not-muscles don't do this.

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Pls discuss everything except 'this or that' to get 'this & that' with or without me.

I have a really good recipe for fruit loaf.

Donks · 13th March 2005, 03:06 AM

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Originally posted by PixyMisa
I have a really good recipe for fruit loaf.

How do you know if fruit loaf is part of 'this or that' or not? That restriction has me completely baffled as to what to do with this topic. I mean, I can discuss "everything except 'this or that,'" yet I don't know what 'this' or 'that' are! What if 'this' is defined as "recipe for fruit loaf"?

CFLarsen · 13th March 2005, 03:26 AM

Or does the fruit loaf contract or relax? Or does it make the body contract or relax?

Issues equally worthy of discussion.

El Greco · 13th March 2005, 04:13 AM

Dear Kumar,

can't you afford a physiology or a pathology textbook ?

Kumar · 13th March 2005, 09:08 AM

Thanks,

What are mitochondrial contractions?

Calcium & Magnessium causes contractions & relaxation respectively. Whether other minerals also have any role in contractions & relaxation? Can these/any of these conditions prolong for more time due to any problem?

How can we relate blood vessels disorders with these two?

Whether these have any role in nervous system/nerve impulses?

PixyMisa · 13th March 2005, 02:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Thanks,

What are mitochondrial contractions?

Calcium & Magnessium causes contractions & relaxation respectively. Whether other minerals also have any role in contractions & relaxation? Can these/any of these conditions prolong for more time due to any problem?

How can we relate blood vessels disorders with these two?

Whether these have any role in nervous system/nerve impulses?

No.

Kumar · 13th March 2005, 06:55 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by PixyMisa
No.

Whether loose motions & delayed motions/constipation related to relaxation & contractions respectively?

Few medicines for hypertention are linked to causing relaxed condition so dilation of blood vessels. How then these contraction & relaxation, are not linked to hypertention?

Zep · 13th March 2005, 07:50 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Whether loose motions & delayed motions/constipation related to relaxation & contractions respectively?

Few medicines for hypertention are linked to causing relaxed condition so dilation of blood vessels. How then these contraction & relaxation, are not linked to hypertention?

No.
(TM Pixymisa 2005)

Wrong.
(TM Zep 2005)

Kumar · 14th March 2005, 12:02 AM

Whether inflamations & inflamatory disorders are due to 'relaxed conditions? What about infections? Do antibiotics also work by improving contractions?

Furthur to my question related to 'Third law of motion', Is there any inverse relation between mentally hyperactive/hypoactive person & physically hyperactive/hypoactive person? I mean;

Whether mentally hyperactive people are usually physically hypo active OR mentally hypoactive are physically hyperactive? Pls just consider imbalanced condition of activnesses.

Can so, contracted & relaxed conditions persist in body OR can a person's constitution become bit imbalanced contracted or relaxed?

Pls give a big thought to it & reply.

Badly Shaved Monkey · 14th March 2005, 12:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Whether inflamations & inflamatory disorders are due to 'relaxed conditions? What about infections? Do antibiotics also work by improving contractions?

Furthur to my question related to 'Third law of motion', Is there any inverse relation between mentally hyperactive/hypoactive person & physically hyperactive/hypoactive person? I mean;

Whether mentally hyperactive people are usually physically hypo active OR mentally hypoactive are physically hyperactive? Pls just consider imbalanced condition of activnesses.

Can so, contracted & relaxed conditions persist in body OR can a person's constitution become bit imbalanced contracted or relaxed?

Pls give a big thought to it & reply.

Bright and sunny today, I see Kumar, but quite chilly. I see it's going to warm up later in the week.

El Greco · 14th March 2005, 12:59 AM

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Originally posted by Kumar
Whether inflamations & inflamatory disorders are due to 'relaxed conditions? What about infections? Do antibiotics also work by improving contractions?

You got it. That's how it works. Of course antibiotics also work by improving bowel movement.

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Furthur to my question related to 'Third law of motion', Is there any inverse relation between mentally hyperactive/hypoactive person & physically hyperactive/hypoactive person? I mean;

Whether mentally hyperactive people are usually physically hypo active OR mentally hypoactive are physically hyperactive? Pls just consider imbalanced condition of activnesses.

Yes, you got that right as well. Now, stop moving around, will you ?

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Can so, contracted & relaxed conditions persist in body OR can a person's constitution become bit imbalanced contracted or relaxed?

Correct again. You've been studying secretly, right ?

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Pls give a big thought to it & reply.

I did. Your turn now.

Kumar · 15th March 2005, 12:21 AM

Do you any idea & can provide any link to the disoders caused by persisting imbalances in contractions & relaxation? Are all or most inflamatory disorders related to persisting relaxed conditions?

PixyMisa · 15th March 2005, 12:45 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Do you any idea & can provide any link to the disoders caused by persisting imbalances in contractions & relaxation?

There aren't any.

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Are all or most inflamatory disorders related to persisting relaxed conditions?

No. None of them. None. At all.

Gaga · 15th March 2005, 12:59 AM

hello kumar,
i'm new here but I've read a lot of your recent posts, maybe you can accept an advice from someone like me that doesn't speak english as native language...
make short sentences.
don't use symbols like &, /, etc.
make sure you know exactly the meaning of the words you use
make sure you've understood exactly what other people have written to you.
preview the posts to check spelling.

If you don't actively try to make yourself clear you will never receive a clear answer.
(you don't seem to have adressed or comprehended anyway the few that you've got so far but I won't give up hope...)

re the actual contents of the sentences, well you're on your own there...
have a nice day
gaga

El Greco · 15th March 2005, 01:14 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Gaga
hello kumar,
i'm new here but I've read a lot of your recent posts, maybe you can accept an advice from someone like me that doesn't speak english as native language...
make short sentences.
don't use symbols like &, /, etc.
make sure you know exactly the meaning of the words you use
make sure you've understood exactly what other people have written to you.
preview the posts to check spelling.

It's all a big online adventure game, "The Kumar Chronicles". We've been transported to Kumarland, where all Kumarians speak a remotely familiar language: you can understand the words, it seems like you have heard everything before, yet you can't make any meaning out of it. Will the adventurous player finally understand the Kumarian dialect ? Will he decipher the Kumariddle ? Is Lord Kumar a robotic entity after all ? All these questions and more will be answered when (and if) the player finally manages to have something that resembles a meaningful conversation with the omnipresent -yet elusive- Lord Kumar.

Kumar · 15th March 2005, 02:23 AM

Gaga,

Thanks for advice. Since you are new here I tell you that, some people here are also not right. Due to my differant views & thinking about 'other systems' than modern system, some people's behaviour here is also bit differant. Instead of trying to understand my language(which some older & specific country based do understand) they like to talk 'this & that' type of talks & just waste their & my time. They also loose possibilities of some different & dynamic type of understandings in doing so. Frankly, it does not effect me much because I can try all that which I want to know on internet, which I am thinking & planning now, in view of real utilization of my time. Let us see what will happen.

Gaga · 15th March 2005, 03:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Gaga,

Thanks for advice. Since you are new here I tell you that, some people here are also not right. [...]

err... that's not what I meant.
I come from an old country, but some of your points are utterly uncomprehensible to me due to bad sentence structure, misuse of words and sloppy spelling.
Most of the people of this board seem to understand plain english, regardless of their nationality, opinions, beliefs or cultural frame.
The burden of making yourself clear it's all yours and, frankly, reading this last post you don't seem to apply a lot.

El Greco, thanks for the clue

Kumar · 15th March 2005, 04:02 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Gaga
reading this last post you don't seem to apply a lot.

But still you could be able to understand a lot.

PixyMisa · 15th March 2005, 04:07 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Gaga,

Thanks for advice. Since you are new here I tell you that, some people here are also not right. Due to my differant views & thinking about 'other systems' than modern system, some people's behaviour here is also bit differant. Instead of trying to understand my language(which some older & specific country based do understand) they like to talk 'this & that' type of talks & just waste their & my time. They also loose possibilities of some different & dynamic type of understandings in doing so. Frankly, it does not effect me much because I can try all that which I want to know on internet, which I am thinking & planning now, in view of real utilization of my time. Let us see what will happen.

No, you sad little fruitbat.

We understand what you are saying, almost all of the time, though it can take some work to untangle your syntax. That's not the problem.

The problem is, even if you were perfectly fluent in English, or we were perfectly fluent in your native language (I'm not sure what that would be), you're still spouting utter nonsense.

You're wrong, Kumar, about everything.

Kumar · 15th March 2005, 09:01 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by PixyMisa
No, you sad little fruitbat.

We understand what you are saying, almost all of the time, though it can take some work to untangle your syntax. That's not the problem.

The problem is, even if you were perfectly fluent in English, or we were perfectly fluent in your native language (I'm not sure what that would be), you're still spouting utter nonsense.

You're wrong, Kumar, about everything.

Your views only not mine.

Donks · 15th March 2005, 09:13 AM

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Originally posted by Kumar
Your views only not mine.

Too bad for you your views always diverge from reality, then.

Kumar · 15th March 2005, 10:23 AM

Quote:

Too bad for you your views always diverge from reality, then.

NO

Donks · 15th March 2005, 10:28 AM

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Originally posted by Kumar
NO

That should be (tm) PixyMisa.
In any case:
Yes.

Phaycops · 15th March 2005, 10:48 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by El Greco
It's all a big online adventure game, "The Kumar Chronicles". We've been transported to Kumarland, where all Kumarians speak a remotely familiar language: you can understand the words, it seems like you have heard everything before, yet you can't make any meaning out of it. Will the adventurous player finally understand the Kumarian dialect ? Will he decipher the Kumariddle ? Is Lord Kumar a robotic entity after all ? All these questions and more will be answered when (and if) the player finally manages to have something that resembles a meaningful conversation with the omnipresent -yet elusive- Lord Kumar.

I just love how the very next post is this:

Quote:

Thanks for advice. Since you are new here I tell you that, some people here are also not right. Due to my differant views & thinking about 'other systems' than modern system, some people's behaviour here is also bit differant. Instead of trying to understand my language(which some older & specific country based do understand) they like to talk 'this & that' type of talks & just waste their & my time. They also loose possibilities of some different & dynamic type of understandings in doing so. Frankly, it does not effect me much because I can try all that which I want to know on internet, which I am thinking & planning now, in view of real utilization of my time. Let us see what will happen.

Kumar, where are you from? Maybe we could all teach each other some of each other's language to try to better understand?

Rolfe · 15th March 2005, 11:01 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Gaga
err... that's not what I meant.
I come from an old country, but some of your points are utterly uncomprehensible to me due to bad sentence structure, misuse of words and sloppy spelling.
Most of the people of this board seem to understand plain english, regardless of their nationality, opinions, beliefs or cultural frame.
The burden of making yourself clear it's all yours and, frankly, reading this last post you don't seem to apply a lot.

I think Kumar totally lost it round about here. He didn't make much sense before then, but since then he's been entirely off the wall.

Oh dear, I just noticed the date on that post is October 2003, not long after Kumar first joined the forum!

Rolfe.

anonimouse · 15th March 2005, 12:03 PM

C'mon guys. You all know this forum wouldn't be the same without Kumar. He's nothing if not perversely entertaining.

Speaking of which, whatever happened to Rouser?

Rolfe · 15th March 2005, 02:55 PM

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Originally posted by sodakboy93
Speaking of which, whatever happened to Rouser?

Dunno. I actually posted a thread called "Rouser was right?" recently (it was about anaesthetic awareness), and he didn't drop by even there.

Rolfe.

Kumar · 15th March 2005, 08:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rolfe
I think Kumar totally lost it round about here. He didn't make much sense before then, but since then he's been entirely off the wall.

Oh dear, I just noticed the date on that post is October 2003, not long after Kumar first joined the forum!

Rolfe.

I am just consdering Bodi's signature for many.

Donks · 15th March 2005, 08:36 PM

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Originally posted by Kumar
I am just consdering Bodi's signature for many.

Do you think Rolfe is a fool? Can you spell "Bodhi" or are such banalities unworthy of an intellect such as yourself?

Kumar · 15th March 2005, 10:14 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Donks
Do you think Rolfe is a fool? Can you spell "Bodhi" or are such banalities unworthy of an intellect such as yourself?

Whatever other can think/finds, I/anyone can also think/finds accordingly--in differerance in opinions,beliefs,skepticisms etc.? Sorry for spelling mistake, but you still could understood. Why you always consider yourself only right, supper, entitled to insult but not entitled for reciprocal response--alike monarchs, Hitler, SH etc. Don't yoyu agree with 'Newton's third law of motion'? It is scientific.

Zep · 15th March 2005, 10:31 PM

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Originally posted by Phaycops
Kumar, where are you from? Maybe we could all teach each other some of each other's language to try to better understand?

I still think he's some maroon from Sacremento logged in via a Bombay proxy server. And that it's all a gimmick.

In reality, Kumar is from Neptune. Or possibly Pluto. It's hard to tell those two dialects apart, y'know...

Badly Shaved Monkey · 15th March 2005, 11:12 PM

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Originally posted by Zep
I still think he's some maroon from Sacremento logged in via a Bombay proxy server. And that it's all a gimmick.

Dwayne also reactivated a very antique tread when his trolling got him backed into an inescapable corner recently, and he has been posting there as if the last 18mths of explanations never even happened.

PixyMisa · 15th March 2005, 11:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kumar
Whatever other can think/finds, I/anyone can also think/finds accordingly--in differerance in opinions,beliefs,skepticisms etc.? Sorry for spelling mistake, but you still could understood. Why you always consider yourself only right, supper, entitled to insult but not entitled for reciprocal response--alike monarchs, Hitler, SH etc. Don't yoyu agree with 'Newton's third law of motion'? It is scientific.

We consider ourselves to be correct because we demonstrably are correct and you are demonstrably wrong. About everything.

As for the insults, I referred to you as a "sad little fruitbat" and you likened me to Hitler. There's a certain asymmetry there.

Whether you are a troll, or you are just deliberately ignorant and stupid, it is utterly useless to talk to you and I'm putting you on my ignore list. It should have a slot free; I've taken Ian off it...

Kumar · 16th March 2005, 12:17 AM

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Originally posted by PixyMisa
We consider ourselves to be correct because be demonstrably are correct and you are demonstrably wrong. About everything.

As for the insults, I referred to you as a "sad little fruitbat" and you likened me to Hitler. There's a certain asymmetry there.

Whether you are a troll, or you are just deliberately ignorant and stupid, it is utterly useless to talk to you and I'm putting you on my ignore list. It should have a slot free; I've taken Ian off it...

Not correct in this understanding. Not meant for you.

I feel you haven't read it or ignored in formality;

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Originally posted by Rolfe in Can Disbelief Effect? topic
And you don't have limits, is that it, Kumar?

I was going to point out that I spent three years painstakingly devising experiments, collecting samples and measuring minerals and electrolytes in these samples with my own hands. And if that doesn't count as personal experience, I don't know what does. And that this personal experience flatly contradicts all your silly ideas, utterly and completely.

But then I saw Bodi Dharma Zen's sig line, and thought better of it.

Rolfe.

sackett · 16th March 2005, 11:23 AM

Rolfe, he really got you that time!

Gotta watch yourself around a keen blade like Kumara the Great.

Badly Shaved Monkey · 16th March 2005, 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by sackett
Rolfe, he really got you that time!

Gotta watch yourself around a keen blade like Kumara the Great.

Yep, that typo completely undermines anything Rolfe has ever said to Kumar.

Kumar's won me over.

Rolfe · 16th March 2005, 01:48 PM

Damn. I was expecting the big red howling face. Somebody been and went and switched the smilies on me. Darat, help!

EdipisReks · 16th March 2005, 08:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by PixyMisa
It should have a slot free; I've taken Ian off it...

that's pretty brave.

13th March 2005, 01:30 AM	#1
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Contractions & Relaxations in Body? Hello all, In physiology, Contractions & Relaxations are defined as; Contraction; The shortening and thickening of functioning muscle or muscle fiber. Relaxation; The lengthening of inactive muscle or muscle fibers. Some sites tells something about these; http://www.enerex.ca/articles/calciu...sium_ratio.htm http://www.upnaway.com/~poliowa/Magn...elaxation.html http://www.metropolitanwellness.com/...sAndCramps.htm I want to understand these two basic activities in body & want to know; 1. Is it all by mean of Contraction & Relaxation in body & its physiology as defined above? 2. Can "Contractions & Relaxations" be involved in all or most factors/causes/reasons related to health, diseases or physiology of body? 3. Are these "Contractions & Relaxations" related to thyroid activities its hyper & hopo functions--so with hyper & hypo activity of any person? 4. Can these be related to "pHs" balances & imbalances or vice versa of body? 5. Can these "Contractions & Relaxations" be 'somehow' related to "Newton's third law of Motion"? 6. How "Contractions & Relaxations" are linked to "modern diseases"(take it as which are spereading like epidemic currently may be due to modern lifestyles) eg; Diabetes, hypertentions etc.? It may be a big topic but can be basic & interested aspects, to discuss. Pls discuss everything except 'this or that' to get 'this & that' with or without me. Best wishes.
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13th March 2005, 02:53 AM	#2
Donks vBulletin God Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 3,321	Re: Contractions & Relaxations in Body? Quote: Originally posted by Kumar 5. Can these "Contractions & Relaxations" be 'somehow' related to "Newton's third law of Motion"? Yes.
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13th March 2005, 02:58 AM	#3
PixyMisa Persnickety Insect Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sunny Munuvia Posts: 14,904	Re: Contractions & Relaxations in Body? Quote: Originally posted by Kumar [b]Hello all, Hello Kumar! Quote: In physiology, Contractions & Relaxations are defined as; Contraction; The shortening and thickening of functioning muscle or muscle fiber. Relaxation; The lengthening of inactive muscle or muscle fibers. Some sites tells something about these; http://www.enerex.ca/articles/calciu...sium_ratio.htm http://www.upnaway.com/~poliowa/Magn...elaxation.html http://www.metropolitanwellness.com/...sAndCramps.htm I want to understand these two basic activities in body & want to know; 1. Is it all by mean of Contraction & Relaxation in body & its physiology as defined above? Yes. Quote: 2. Can "Contractions & Relaxations" be involved in all or most factors/causes/reasons related to health, diseases or physiology of body? No. Contractions and relaxations only apply to muscle tissue. Most diseases affect other parts of the body. Quote: 3. Are these "Contractions & Relaxations" related to thyroid activities its hyper & hopo functions--so with hyper & hypo activity of any person? No. The thyroid gland is not a muscle. [quote]4. Can these be related to "pHs" balances & imbalances or vice versa of body?[/qupte] No. Quote: 5. Can these "Contractions & Relaxations" be 'somehow' related to "Newton's third law of Motion"? Yes. Quote: 6. How "Contractions & Relaxations" are linked to "modern diseases"(take it as which are spereading like epidemic currently may be due to modern lifestyles) eg; Diabetes, hypertentions etc.? They aren't. Quote: It may be a big topic but can be basic & interested aspects, to discuss. No, it's really very simple. Contracting and relaxing is what muscles do. Not-muscles don't do this. Quote: Pls discuss everything except 'this or that' to get 'this & that' with or without me. I have a really good recipe for fruit loaf.
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13th March 2005, 03:06 AM	#4
Donks vBulletin God Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 3,321	Re: Re: Contractions & Relaxations in Body? Quote: Originally posted by PixyMisa I have a really good recipe for fruit loaf. How do you know if fruit loaf is part of 'this or that' or not? That restriction has me completely baffled as to what to do with this topic. I mean, I can discuss "everything except 'this or that,'" yet I don't know what 'this' or 'that' are! What if 'this' is defined as "recipe for fruit loaf"?
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13th March 2005, 03:26 AM	#5
CFLarsen Penultimate Amazing Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 42,804	Or does the fruit loaf contract or relax? Or does it make the body contract or relax? Issues equally worthy of discussion.
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El Greco Summer worshipper Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Παρά θιν'αλός Posts: 14,257	Dear Kumar, can't you afford a physiology or a pathology textbook ?
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13th March 2005, 09:08 AM	#7
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Thanks, What are mitochondrial contractions? Calcium & Magnessium causes contractions & relaxation respectively. Whether other minerals also have any role in contractions & relaxation? Can these/any of these conditions prolong for more time due to any problem? How can we relate blood vessels disorders with these two? Whether these have any role in nervous system/nerve impulses?
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13th March 2005, 02:07 PM	#8
PixyMisa Persnickety Insect Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sunny Munuvia Posts: 14,904	Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Thanks, What are mitochondrial contractions? Calcium & Magnessium causes contractions & relaxation respectively. Whether other minerals also have any role in contractions & relaxation? Can these/any of these conditions prolong for more time due to any problem? How can we relate blood vessels disorders with these two? Whether these have any role in nervous system/nerve impulses? No.
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13th March 2005, 06:55 PM	#9
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Quote: Originally posted by PixyMisa No. Whether loose motions & delayed motions/constipation related to relaxation & contractions respectively? Few medicines for hypertention are linked to causing relaxed condition so dilation of blood vessels. How then these contraction & relaxation, are not linked to hypertention?
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13th March 2005, 07:50 PM	#10
Zep Banned Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 26,985	Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Whether loose motions & delayed motions/constipation related to relaxation & contractions respectively? Few medicines for hypertention are linked to causing relaxed condition so dilation of blood vessels. How then these contraction & relaxation, are not linked to hypertention? No. (TM Pixymisa 2005) Wrong. (TM Zep 2005)
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14th March 2005, 12:02 AM	#11
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Whether inflamations & inflamatory disorders are due to 'relaxed conditions? What about infections? Do antibiotics also work by improving contractions? Furthur to my question related to 'Third law of motion', Is there any inverse relation between mentally hyperactive/hypoactive person & physically hyperactive/hypoactive person? I mean; Whether mentally hyperactive people are usually physically hypo active OR mentally hypoactive are physically hyperactive? Pls just consider imbalanced condition of activnesses. Can so, contracted & relaxed conditions persist in body OR can a person's constitution become bit imbalanced contracted or relaxed? Pls give a big thought to it & reply.
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14th March 2005, 12:13 AM	#12
Badly Shaved Monkey Anti-homeopathy illuminati member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Outside a banana and far from a razor Posts: 5,262	Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Whether inflamations & inflamatory disorders are due to 'relaxed conditions? What about infections? Do antibiotics also work by improving contractions? Furthur to my question related to 'Third law of motion', Is there any inverse relation between mentally hyperactive/hypoactive person & physically hyperactive/hypoactive person? I mean; Whether mentally hyperactive people are usually physically hypo active OR mentally hypoactive are physically hyperactive? Pls just consider imbalanced condition of activnesses. Can so, contracted & relaxed conditions persist in body OR can a person's constitution become bit imbalanced contracted or relaxed? Pls give a big thought to it & reply. Bright and sunny today, I see Kumar, but quite chilly. I see it's going to warm up later in the week.
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14th March 2005, 12:59 AM	#13
El Greco Summer worshipper Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Παρά θιν'αλός Posts: 14,257	Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Whether inflamations & inflamatory disorders are due to 'relaxed conditions? What about infections? Do antibiotics also work by improving contractions? You got it. That's how it works. Of course antibiotics also work by improving bowel movement. Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Furthur to my question related to 'Third law of motion', Is there any inverse relation between mentally hyperactive/hypoactive person & physically hyperactive/hypoactive person? I mean; Whether mentally hyperactive people are usually physically hypo active OR mentally hypoactive are physically hyperactive? Pls just consider imbalanced condition of activnesses. Yes, you got that right as well. Now, stop moving around, will you ? Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Can so, contracted & relaxed conditions persist in body OR can a person's constitution become bit imbalanced contracted or relaxed? Correct again. You've been studying secretly, right ? Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Pls give a big thought to it & reply. I did. Your turn now.
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15th March 2005, 12:21 AM	#14
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Do you any idea & can provide any link to the disoders caused by persisting imbalances in contractions & relaxation? Are all or most inflamatory disorders related to persisting relaxed conditions?
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15th March 2005, 12:45 AM	#15
PixyMisa Persnickety Insect Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sunny Munuvia Posts: 14,904	Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Do you any idea & can provide any link to the disoders caused by persisting imbalances in contractions & relaxation? There aren't any. Quote: Are all or most inflamatory disorders related to persisting relaxed conditions? No. None of them. None. At all.
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15th March 2005, 12:59 AM	#16
Gaga Scholar Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Under a bridge in Venice Posts: 114	hello kumar, i'm new here but I've read a lot of your recent posts, maybe you can accept an advice from someone like me that doesn't speak english as native language... make short sentences. don't use symbols like &, /, etc. make sure you know exactly the meaning of the words you use make sure you've understood exactly what other people have written to you. preview the posts to check spelling. If you don't actively try to make yourself clear you will never receive a clear answer. (you don't seem to have adressed or comprehended anyway the few that you've got so far but I won't give up hope...) re the actual contents of the sentences, well you're on your own there... have a nice day gaga

15th March 2005, 01:14 AM	#17
El Greco Summer worshipper Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Παρά θιν'αλός Posts: 14,257	Quote: Originally posted by Gaga hello kumar, i'm new here but I've read a lot of your recent posts, maybe you can accept an advice from someone like me that doesn't speak english as native language... make short sentences. don't use symbols like &, /, etc. make sure you know exactly the meaning of the words you use make sure you've understood exactly what other people have written to you. preview the posts to check spelling. It's all a big online adventure game, "The Kumar Chronicles". We've been transported to Kumarland, where all Kumarians speak a remotely familiar language: you can understand the words, it seems like you have heard everything before, yet you can't make any meaning out of it. Will the adventurous player finally understand the Kumarian dialect ? Will he decipher the Kumariddle ? Is Lord Kumar a robotic entity after all ? All these questions and more will be answered when (and if) the player finally manages to have something that resembles a meaningful conversation with the omnipresent -yet elusive- Lord Kumar.
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15th March 2005, 02:23 AM	#18
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Gaga, Thanks for advice. Since you are new here I tell you that, some people here are also not right. Due to my differant views & thinking about 'other systems' than modern system, some people's behaviour here is also bit differant. Instead of trying to understand my language(which some older & specific country based do understand) they like to talk 'this & that' type of talks & just waste their & my time. They also loose possibilities of some different & dynamic type of understandings in doing so. Frankly, it does not effect me much because I can try all that which I want to know on internet, which I am thinking & planning now, in view of real utilization of my time. Let us see what will happen.
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15th March 2005, 03:22 AM	#19
Gaga Scholar Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Under a bridge in Venice Posts: 114	quod erat demostrandum Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Gaga, Thanks for advice. Since you are new here I tell you that, some people here are also not right. [...] err... that's not what I meant. I come from an old country, but some of your points are utterly uncomprehensible to me due to bad sentence structure, misuse of words and sloppy spelling. Most of the people of this board seem to understand plain english, regardless of their nationality, opinions, beliefs or cultural frame. The burden of making yourself clear it's all yours and, frankly, reading this last post you don't seem to apply a lot. El Greco, thanks for the clue

15th March 2005, 04:02 AM	#20
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Re: quod erat demostrandum Quote: Originally posted by Gaga reading this last post you don't seem to apply a lot. But still you could be able to understand a lot.
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15th March 2005, 04:07 AM	#21
PixyMisa Persnickety Insect Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sunny Munuvia Posts: 14,904	Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Gaga, Thanks for advice. Since you are new here I tell you that, some people here are also not right. Due to my differant views & thinking about 'other systems' than modern system, some people's behaviour here is also bit differant. Instead of trying to understand my language(which some older & specific country based do understand) they like to talk 'this & that' type of talks & just waste their & my time. They also loose possibilities of some different & dynamic type of understandings in doing so. Frankly, it does not effect me much because I can try all that which I want to know on internet, which I am thinking & planning now, in view of real utilization of my time. Let us see what will happen. No, you sad little fruitbat. We understand what you are saying, almost all of the time, though it can take some work to untangle your syntax. That's not the problem. The problem is, even if you were perfectly fluent in English, or we were perfectly fluent in your native language (I'm not sure what that would be), you're still spouting utter nonsense. You're wrong, Kumar, about everything.
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15th March 2005, 09:01 AM	#22
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Quote: Originally posted by PixyMisa No, you sad little fruitbat. We understand what you are saying, almost all of the time, though it can take some work to untangle your syntax. That's not the problem. The problem is, even if you were perfectly fluent in English, or we were perfectly fluent in your native language (I'm not sure what that would be), you're still spouting utter nonsense. You're wrong, Kumar, about everything. Your views only not mine.
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15th March 2005, 09:13 AM	#23
Donks vBulletin God Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 3,321	Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Your views only not mine. Too bad for you your views always diverge from reality, then.
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15th March 2005, 10:23 AM	#24
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Quote: Too bad for you your views always diverge from reality, then. NO
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15th March 2005, 10:28 AM	#25
Donks vBulletin God Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 3,321	Quote: Originally posted by Kumar NO That should be (tm) PixyMisa. In any case: Yes.
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15th March 2005, 10:48 AM	#26
Phaycops Guest Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 517	Quote: Originally posted by El Greco It's all a big online adventure game, "The Kumar Chronicles". We've been transported to Kumarland, where all Kumarians speak a remotely familiar language: you can understand the words, it seems like you have heard everything before, yet you can't make any meaning out of it. Will the adventurous player finally understand the Kumarian dialect ? Will he decipher the Kumariddle ? Is Lord Kumar a robotic entity after all ? All these questions and more will be answered when (and if) the player finally manages to have something that resembles a meaningful conversation with the omnipresent -yet elusive- Lord Kumar. I just love how the very next post is this: Quote: Thanks for advice. Since you are new here I tell you that, some people here are also not right. Due to my differant views & thinking about 'other systems' than modern system, some people's behaviour here is also bit differant. Instead of trying to understand my language(which some older & specific country based do understand) they like to talk 'this & that' type of talks & just waste their & my time. They also loose possibilities of some different & dynamic type of understandings in doing so. Frankly, it does not effect me much because I can try all that which I want to know on internet, which I am thinking & planning now, in view of real utilization of my time. Let us see what will happen. Kumar, where are you from? Maybe we could all teach each other some of each other's language to try to better understand?

15th March 2005, 11:01 AM	#27
Rolfe Anti-homeopathy illuminati member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: NT 150 511 Posts: 34,312	Re: quod erat demostrandum Quote: Originally posted by Gaga err... that's not what I meant. I come from an old country, but some of your points are utterly uncomprehensible to me due to bad sentence structure, misuse of words and sloppy spelling. Most of the people of this board seem to understand plain english, regardless of their nationality, opinions, beliefs or cultural frame. The burden of making yourself clear it's all yours and, frankly, reading this last post you don't seem to apply a lot. I think Kumar totally lost it round about here. He didn't make much sense before then, but since then he's been entirely off the wall. Oh dear, I just noticed the date on that post is October 2003, not long after Kumar first joined the forum! Rolfe.
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15th March 2005, 12:03 PM	#28
anonimouse Critical Thinker Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 346	C'mon guys. You all know this forum wouldn't be the same without Kumar. He's nothing if not perversely entertaining. Speaking of which, whatever happened to Rouser?

15th March 2005, 02:55 PM	#29
Rolfe Anti-homeopathy illuminati member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: NT 150 511 Posts: 34,312	Quote: Originally posted by sodakboy93 Speaking of which, whatever happened to Rouser? Dunno. I actually posted a thread called "Rouser was right?" recently (it was about anaesthetic awareness), and he didn't drop by even there. Rolfe.
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15th March 2005, 08:22 PM	#30
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Re: Re: quod erat demostrandum Quote: Originally posted by Rolfe I think Kumar totally lost it round about here. He didn't make much sense before then, but since then he's been entirely off the wall. Oh dear, I just noticed the date on that post is October 2003, not long after Kumar first joined the forum! Rolfe. I am just consdering Bodi's signature for many.
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15th March 2005, 08:36 PM	#31
Donks vBulletin God Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 3,321	Re: Re: Re: quod erat demostrandum Quote: Originally posted by Kumar I am just consdering Bodi's signature for many. Do you think Rolfe is a fool? Can you spell "Bodhi" or are such banalities unworthy of an intellect such as yourself?
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15th March 2005, 10:14 PM	#32
Kumar Philosopher Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,567	Re: Re: Re: Re: quod erat demostrandum Quote: Originally posted by Donks Do you think Rolfe is a fool? Can you spell "Bodhi" or are such banalities unworthy of an intellect such as yourself? Whatever other can think/finds, I/anyone can also think/finds accordingly--in differerance in opinions,beliefs,skepticisms etc.? Sorry for spelling mistake, but you still could understood. Why you always consider yourself only right, supper, entitled to insult but not entitled for reciprocal response--alike monarchs, Hitler, SH etc. Don't yoyu agree with 'Newton's third law of motion'? It is scientific.
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15th March 2005, 10:31 PM	#33
Zep Banned Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 26,985	Quote: Originally posted by Phaycops Kumar, where are you from? Maybe we could all teach each other some of each other's language to try to better understand? I still think he's some maroon from Sacremento logged in via a Bombay proxy server. And that it's all a gimmick. In reality, Kumar is from Neptune. Or possibly Pluto. It's hard to tell those two dialects apart, y'know...
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15th March 2005, 11:12 PM	#34
Badly Shaved Monkey Anti-homeopathy illuminati member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Outside a banana and far from a razor Posts: 5,262	Quote: Originally posted by Zep I still think he's some maroon from Sacremento logged in via a Bombay proxy server. And that it's all a gimmick. Dwayne also reactivated a very antique tread when his trolling got him backed into an inescapable corner recently, and he has been posting there as if the last 18mths of explanations never even happened.
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15th March 2005, 11:33 PM	#35
PixyMisa Persnickety Insect Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sunny Munuvia Posts: 14,904	Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: quod erat demostrandum Quote: Originally posted by Kumar Whatever other can think/finds, I/anyone can also think/finds accordingly--in differerance in opinions,beliefs,skepticisms etc.? Sorry for spelling mistake, but you still could understood. Why you always consider yourself only right, supper, entitled to insult but not entitled for reciprocal response--alike monarchs, Hitler, SH etc. Don't yoyu agree with 'Newton's third law of motion'? It is scientific. We consider ourselves to be correct because we demonstrably are correct and you are demonstrably wrong. About everything. As for the insults, I referred to you as a "sad little fruitbat" and you likened me to Hitler. There's a certain asymmetry there. Whether you are a troll, or you are just deliberately ignorant and stupid, it is utterly useless to talk to you and I'm putting you on my ignore list. It should have a slot free; I've taken Ian off it...
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