Reply with quote #1. I am addicted to sniffing 91 percent rubbing alcohol...now whenever I try to smell the 70 percent I can't smell it so I had to move to a higher concentration. I am severly anemic, which I am thinking this is the culprit of my addiction.eply with quote #1. I am addicted to sniffing 91 percent rubbing alcohol...now whenever I try to smell the 70 percent I can't smell it so I had to move to a higher concentration. I am severly anemic, which I am thinking this is the culprit of my addiction.
Foundations of Kinesiology provides a guided introduction to the discipline and professions of kinesiology using a holistic, learner-centered, and skill-based approach. The text explores the core subdisciplines of kinesiology and allows students to explore the research and physical activity contributions that each has to offer.
, Immunologist, Ph.D. Etiology is the (usually unknown) set of causes of the disease. It's important to keep in mind that etiology is not only disease-specific, it's also person-specific, in that a set of factors can cause Disease X in one person but not another (given their genetics, how they grew up, their fitness level, their co-exposures, etc.).