Kesey experimented with LSD as an agent of social "deconditioning" and as a catalyst for artistic creativity, in a series of utterly uncontrolled "acid tests" and a "Trips Festival" in California in 1965 and 1966.22 ❋ Unknown (2007)
On the other hand, insufficient exercise results in deconditioning and clearly can worsen your ability to function. ❋ M.D. Jacob Teitelbaum (2011)
Most people do not understand the effect of deconditioning, says Gregg Warshaw, chair of the division of geriatrics at the University of Cincinnati. ❋ Unknown (2011)
They, like many in the New Left, used words such as liberation, deschooling, deconditioning, and reimprinting to denote their project of transforming Everyman into the Noble Savage. 8 The several advantages of derepression will be lost if readers do not take care to note that this term represents my interpretation of their activism, and not theirs. 9 ❋ Unknown (2007)
There are currently deconditioning programs for soldiers with PTSD, but their effectiveness is debatable. ❋ JLK (2009)
A gender neutral language is not impossible but it will require a kind of rigorous deconditioning. ❋ Unknown (2009)
It takes several weeks of inactivity for complete deconditioning to happen. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Musculoskeletal deconditioning remains a paramount concern. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Instructs patients in prescribed manual-arts activities to prevent anatomical and physiological deconditioning, and to assist in maintaining, improving, or developing work skills. ❋ Linda Gale (1998)
As might be expected, programs of intensive three hours a day exercise have proven effective in reducing general muscular deconditioning, and to some extent cardiovascular deterioration, but countermeasures taken to date have shown little benefit in slowing bone demineralization. ❋ Robert Zubrin (1996)
However, experience with the more severe deconditioning of astronauts in orbiting zero-gravity facilities indicates that most of the ill effects are temporary. ❋ Robert Zubrin (1996)
He had taken enough Tucanite to break the deconditioning mind blocks, another matter that was going to be reevaluated by Central Worlds as a result of this incident, and had managed to insinuate himself into maintenance crews on Regulus Base, laying the groundwork for his operation by the judicious use of addictive drugs on key employees. ❋ McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- (1969)
Larry and Javvy, working nights, deconditioned all the other Omans having any contact with BuSci personnel; then they went on to set up a routine for deconditioning all Omans on both planets. ❋ Robert Lee [Illustrator] Berry (1925)
Obesity and diabetes are often associated with physical deconditioning and low muscle mass sarcopenia.
I am excited by the potential which a novel product like MYO-T12R presents for improving sarcopenia, deconditioning, and the reduced energy expenditure of the plateau.
Your [negligence] has deconditioned the well-functioning [air conditioner]. ❋ Uttam Maharjan (2010)
