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“Still didn't listen, but want to comment! Would be interesting to make a classification based on the psychologic characteristic and then try to correlate with the physical part of the body! That way we could comprehend that a psychologic conflict can act in any part of the body, and the manner that the conflict is developed that will determine where in the body it will somatize. Let's see and comment more after. Nice work anyway!”
Tirivão via Apple Podcasts ·
Brazil ·
02/16/12
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“Didn't work on my iPhone yet it works on my laptop. Disappointed, wanted to listen to the lectures on my iPhone during my commutes.”
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United States of America ·
09/22/14
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“I'm currently taking A&P at the University of Montana and this is a great supplement, I can use these lectures as a review and it has proved very useful. Thanks for making it available!”
Seldom Scene via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/14/11
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