There are two main types of energy medicine, veritable and putative. Veritable uses mechanical vibrations (like sound) and electromagnetic forces, which includes light, magnetism, monochromatic radiation (such as laser beams), and rays from other parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. Putative involves therapies that concentrate on the concept that human beings have an energy. This energy is believed to flow through the body, but there hasn't really been scientific backing meaning the energy hasn't been able to be measured by conventional means. Many that use this practice believe that when people become sick, diseased, have health complications, or have pain, it's because their energy has been disturbed or blocked. Thus Putative uses therapies to help the energy to continue flowing. Putative EnergyAcupuncture is a treatment that we've probably all heard of. Acupuncture consists of using needles or like instruments to puncture areas where vital energy may be slow or blocked. This therapy seems to be centered upon the neurotransmitters, but is also focused in other areas and it doesn't necessarily validate that there is an energy. Qi Gong is widely used in China. Qi Gong is based on body movements and regulated breathing. Every once and a while on my morning runs I'll see somebody practicing Qi Gong, it seems very relaxing as they swing their arms and legs into different stances this probably helps their blood to flow much easier. The deep regulated breathing seems to also be very relaxing. Therapeutic Touch is another putative therapy. Therapeutic touch is also know as the healing touch, Reiki, Johrei, vortex healing, and polarity therapy. All of these modalities involve the practitioner's hands over the patient's body, it's believed that the practitioner can move and strengthen the vital energy appropriately. There have been claims that therapeutic touch therapy is able to help some overcome wounds quicker, migraines, and anxiety. As mentioned there are not many clinical studies of these practices, thus much of what has been claimed above is through anecdotal evidence. Through my years of learning and experience I always prefer deep scientific study before practices or medicines are distributed, but I can see some benefits of some of these practices. This may be a no duh kind of a thought, but the light therapy makes complete sense to me. There are times when I've been in a dark room when somebody will turn on a light and I can actually feel my mood lighten, it's amazing. I'm amazed that Alaskans or Norwegians can live where they live (not because of the place, but because of the amount of light in the winter). Maybe somebody can make light cafes up there where people can be blasted with light for a few bucks.
The putative leader of the group gave a speech to rally the members.
Putative : This means commonly accepted or presumed.For example, there is a putative father registry for children born out of wedlock and where the father wishes to have rights in the raising of the child but cannot legally claim to be the child's father.look it up in the dictionary. (dictionary.com)
Putative is a word that is defined as being something that most people to be true. An example of this word in a sentence is "She was the putative author after everyone believed she was the anonymous writer of the book".
RBS stands for ribosome bonding sites. Putative RBS happens in chloroplasts and these can be found also in prokaryotes in chemistry.
Yes, many states have established registries to allow fathers to claim a putative status.
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The concept of a putative spouse is somewhat complicated but can be described and explained thusly;A putative spouse is person who has cohabited with another in the good faith belief that they actually were married to that person, but to whom they are not, in fact, legally marriedIt is a marriage entered into in good faith, but invalid due to a legal flaw, such as the existence of a prior marriage(s).Once the putative spouse attains knowledge of the fact that they are not legally married, this terminates their wedded status at that point and prevents acquisition of any further rights.A putative spouse may acquire the rights of a legal spouse, including the right to alimony, after the termination of their status, whether or not the marriage is prohibited or declared invalid.However, if there is a legal spouse (or other putative spouses), the rights acquired by this putative spouse do not supersede the rights of the legal spouse or those acquired by other preceding putative spouses. But, the court may apportion property, maintenance, and support rights among all the claimants as appropriate in the circumstances and in the interests of justice.Inasmuch as the laws of all states vary - whether or not a particular states law addresses the issue of a putative spouse, and to what degree, is a matter of research into the particular state in which the questioner has an interest.
No, Florida does not have a putative marriage statute and, as a general rule, does not recognize putative marriages. In a rare case, though, as of the time of this writing, one Florida appellate court allowed alimony to a spouse upon the annulment of her "marriage" to a bigamist after the trial court found the she had been defrauded into "marrying" the man.
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Putative genetic material refers to a substance or molecule that is suspected to be involved in carrying genetic information, but has not been definitively confirmed to have genetic functions. Researchers may identify putative genetic material through various analyses and experiments, but further investigation is needed to establish its role in heredity or gene expression.
A putative progenitor haplotype refers to a genetic sequence that is believed to be an ancestral form from which other variations have evolved through mutation and recombination. By studying putative progenitor haplotypes, researchers can gain insights into the evolutionary history and relationships among different populations or species.
A putative gene is a gene that is predicted to exist based on computational analysis or experimental data, but has not been definitively characterized or validated. These genes may be hypothetical or potential genes that require further investigation to confirm their existence and function.