Glossary
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Enhanced Biofeedback: process · Relief Recipe: preparation · Follow That Feeling: guidance · Liquid Stretch: product · Relief Precedes Healing: principle.
A–C
| Term | Meaning in this work |
|---|---|
| Accessible positions | Supported ways to participate within actual capacity; different surfaces produce different mechanics. |
| Agency | The person's role in noticing, choosing, and responding, including receiving support. |
| Anterior insula | A brain region discussed in models of bodily awareness, feeling, and motivation. |
| Background Pain | Familiar discomfort that recedes from attention; recognition can emerge through contrast. |
| Baseline Enhancement | Learning from a changed bodily experience and gaining a different reference point. |
| Bedridden Scale | A name connected with graduated bed-based access; its levels remain unrecovered. |
| Body-Weight Self-Massage | Using support, gravity, and body weight to create pressure and feel its effects in one live loop. |
| Cannabinoids | Plant-constituent category including THC and CBD in the current formulation account. |
| Capacity | What a person can do now, distinct from willingness, skill, or a plan. |
| Carrier oil | Oil holding ingredients in the formulation; distinguish it from accompanying food fat. |
| Clear | Preparing environment, body, mind, and eyes; attending to space, basic needs, and distractions. |
| Contrast | A noticeable difference that reveals an earlier, less-noticed state. |
| Creative continuity | Keeping ideas and work findable, understandable, and resumable as capacity changes. |
D–I
| Term | Meaning in this work |
|---|---|
| Dark current | Electrical activity maintained by rod photoreceptors in darkness; maintaining it consumes energy. |
| Darkness | Preferred reduction of visual input, with practical flexibility. |
| Deriving and working range | How weight distribution shapes available movement and exploration within it. |
| Enhanced Biofeedback / EB | The ongoing inward process of finding a feeling and adjusting body-weight self-massage. |
| Explanations and Research Questions | Background knowledge and proposed models connecting setting, movement, sensation, and formulation. |
| Fadeable activities | Activities that can pause or change as capacity changes. |
| Fading sensation | A changing feeling that informs the next adjustment or rest. |
| Fat Matrix | An undefined source heading; its relationship to carrier fat or food fat is unsettled. |
| Follow That Feeling / FTF | Guidance: notice the feeling, linger or adjust, and notice what changes. |
| Formulation and Individual Response | Keeping formula, preparation, measured sample, finished product, and personal report distinct. |
| From the Basement Up | Rebuilding participation from basic function, practical necessities, and kindness to oneself. |
| Getting Better at Living Sick | Improving daily life with illness or limited capacity, whether or not the condition resolves. |
| Glide Path | The founder's intended gradual-onset and sustained-experience profile; not a dosing schedule. |
| Gravity and leverage | Physical means of creating pressure and movement; leverage also carries risk. |
| Healing | Recovered glossary meaning: improvement in baseline health, including regained ease or function; see the source variants below. |
| Helping Others Manage Pain | Observing, listening, and responding to the person's needs while preserving their agency. |
| Hidden task chains | The separate demands within an activity: obtaining food, preparing it, eating, cleaning up. |
| Interoception | Sensing the body's internal state; a vivid feeling does not necessarily identify its cause. |
L–R
| Term | Meaning in this work |
|---|---|
| Lay Down Now / LDN | The practice and educational home for sensory-managed, horizontal, floor-based stretching and self-massage. |
| Learning Your Own Practice | Discovering what can be noticed and changed, supported by teaching and individual capacity. |
| Lecithin | A phospholipid mixture used in formulation; distinct from a verified liposomal structure. |
| Liposomes, micelles, and emulsions | Different structures: lipid vesicles, molecular assemblies, and one liquid dispersed in another. |
| Liquid Stretch / LS | The cannabis product central to the founder's Enhanced Biofeedback work; individual use is optional. |
| MindTaxes | Unfinished tasks repeatedly calling for attention. |
| One Minute Mend | A compact floor-practice demonstration represented by twenty-five positions. |
| Orgasm of the Heart | A name attached to a pose and pleasure language; the posture is not fully specified here. |
| Pandiculation | A stretch with a yawn in this project's usage; research usage may be broader. |
| Personal Bioschedule | Arranging the day around observed activity, rest, and capacity. |
| Pleasure and intensity | Qualities of a felt experience, not measures of safety or healing. |
| Preemptive rest | Making room to rest before anticipated demands exceed capacity. |
| Recalibration | A changed reference point after contrast or relief. |
| Relief Precedes Healing | The relief-first principle: address suffering first, making room for what follows. Healing includes improved baseline health, ease, or function. |
| Relief Recipe / The Relief Recipe / RR | The preparation SOP and conditions for Enhanced Biofeedback; final mandatory sequence remains unsettled. |
| Rest | Pausing, lingering, and recovering room for participation. |
| Rest to Restore | An evening/rest concept joining gradual onset, quiet, breath, and body scanning. |
| Retreat | Pulling back from demands to rest, gather thoughts, and reconnect with experience. |
| Rolling | Shifting contact and weight distribution across a supporting surface. |
S–W
| Term | Meaning in this work |
|---|---|
| Sacral Meditation | A source-associated name without an independent practice definition. |
| Savoring Inhalation | A nasal inhale at the pace of savoring a scent, with no required depth, count, or hold. |
| Sensory Management | Choosing helpful input and reducing competing input: light, sound, warmth, clothing, support, and interruptions. |
| Setting Parallel | Similar preparation choices in the Relief Recipe and selected psychedelic research settings. |
| S-Spot / Stretch Spot | Stretch Spot is the settled name; what it refers to remains to be defined. |
| Stretch Impulse | The felt urge to stretch or lengthen. |
| Sweet Spot | A useful or satisfying felt point during exploration; not an established synonym for S-Spot. |
| Sound Spots | A view, yoga space, sound, and seating arranged together to support an experience. |
| Teaching the Whole Method | Connecting preparation, responsive mechanics, self-discovery, adaptation, maintenance, and support. |
| Terpenes | Plant constituents included with cannabinoids in current Whole-Plant Infusion vocabulary. |
| Terms Still Taking Shape | Named fragments with incomplete definitions, kept findable without invented detail. |
| The One | The founder's name for an exceptional position associated with an emotionally or spiritually intense experience; distinct from an ordinary Sweet Spot. |
| Twisting and small adjustments | Ways of changing rotation, pressure, and support in response to sensation. |
| UBU | A source primer distinguishing will, ability, and skill; the initials are not expanded. |
| Visual energy load | An explanation separating visual input, attention, cortical activity, and retinal energy use. |
| Warmth | Comfortable conditions and freedom from unwanted drafts. |
| Whole-Plant Infusion | The founder's formulation concept of retaining cannabinoids and terpenes together. |
Research vocabulary
Research vocabulary — expand when needed
Background terms used by the explanatory models. Their presence does not establish a product effect.
| Term | Meaning and connection |
|---|---|
| Biofeedback | Learning from information about bodily processes. Sources include instruments and inward attention; current EB requires no electronic monitor. |
| Bohr Effect | Increased CO2 and lower pH reduce hemoglobin's oxygen affinity, facilitating oxygen release. The source's further breathing-to-healing chain is a proposed application. |
| Central Nervous System / CNS | Brain and spinal cord. “Traffic” is the source's sensory/cognitive-demand model, not a measured spare-energy budget. |
| Gamma motor neurons / fusimotor drive | Motor activity adjusting muscle-spindle sensitivity; no LS-specific gamma-drive effect is established. |
| Muscle spindle / intrafusal fibers | A stretch-sensing structure and its specialized muscle fibers. |
| Stretch reflex | A reflex response associated with muscle stretch; distinct from the felt Stretch Impulse. |
| Reciprocal inhibition | Inhibitory coordination between muscles with opposing actions. |
| Anterior insula / AIC | A region in the source model of bodily awareness, feeling, and motivation. |
| Lamina I | A spinal dorsal-horn layer in the source account of ascending bodily signals. |
| Vagus nerve / vagal afferents | The nerve and incoming sensory pathways in body-to-brain accounts. |
| Parasympathetic Nervous System | Autonomic division associated with rest-and-digest functions. Activation by the breathing practice is a source hypothesis. |
| Phosphatidylcholine | A particular phospholipid; lecithin is a mixture and the public ingredient word. |
| Mixed micelles | Molecular assemblies involved in intestinal handling of fat-soluble material. |
| Liposome / liposomes / liposomal | Lipid-bilayer-bounded vesicle; adding lecithin alone does not establish a liposomal product. |
| Chylomicrons | Lipoprotein particles transporting absorbed dietary lipids. |
| Blood–brain barrier / BBB | Regulated blood-to-brain interface; fat affinity alone does not establish target exposure. |
| logP / lipophilic | Oil/water partitioning and lipid affinity, respectively; neither directly measures oral bioavailability. |
| MCT / LCT / coconut oil carrier | Medium-chain and long-chain triglycerides, plus a source-named carrier. Coconut oil is not identical to every MCT formulation; timing belongs to the Glide Path model. |
| Entourage Effect | Proposed combined contribution of plant constituents. Earlier glossaries include cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids and claim therapeutic synergy; current infusion language uses cannabinoids and terpenes. LS synergy remains unestablished. |
| CB1 / CB2 | Cannabinoid receptor names. |
| Anandamide | An endogenous cannabinoid signaling molecule, not an asserted LS ingredient. |
| 5-HT1A / TRPV1 / FAAH | A serotonin receptor, an ion channel, and a fatty-acid-amide-metabolizing enzyme, respectively; distinct research targets. |
| Glandular trichomes | Plant glands discussed in the cannabis-constituent account. |
| Visual cortex | Cortical regions involved in vision; activity can continue with eyes closed. |
| 4:6 breathing / 4-in / 6-out | Earlier timed-breathing language, not a current Savoring Inhalation requirement. |
| Cold-sympathetic reflex | Source shorthand for sympathetic responses to thermal stress; the No Drafts healing chain remains hypothetical. |
| Dopaminergic reward circuit | Vocabulary connecting dopamine with reward, including music research. |
Earlier glossary meanings
Earlier meanings and aliases — expand when needed
Preserved source variants and fragments. They explain provenance and possible reuse; they are not current formulations, instructions, approved names, or established outcomes.
| Source term | Meaning preserved and current relationship |
|---|---|
| Enhanced Biofeedback — earlier definitions | Earlier variants joined Stretch (cannabinoids, terpenes, lipids), mindful relaxation, and targeted stretching for emotional/physical trauma; or interoception, organic compounds, and sensory management as an alternative to hallucinogens. A later synthesis adds breath/stretch as instruments, homeostasis/reset, pain reduction, and emotional relief. These are source models and claims; current EB names the ongoing inward process. |
| Follow That Feeling — earlier emphasis | Staying with a useful stretch and bodily cues; later examples use a sigh of relief as a reason to linger. The practical meaning is responsive exploration. |
| Follow, Don't Lead / Follow, Don’t Lead | An observant rather than forceful role. Source explanations invoke innate healing intelligence and deeper healing; the current guidance retains responsiveness without treating sensation as infallible. |
| Clear — earlier scope | Readiness of mind, body, and environment: distractions, temperature, basic needs, and attention. CNS effectiveness and a safe space for healing are source explanations. |
| Furniture is Your Friend | Beds, dressers, chairs, and walls as support, resistance, or leverage. Accessibility is the concept; claimed alignment/flexibility benefits and safe use require movement-specific review. |
| Healing | Improvement in current baseline health compared with an earlier baseline. Later synthesis includes regained ease/function and gradual improvement, illustrated by longer stretching, changed emotional responses, and less perceived pain. This broad meaning is distinct from proof of tissue repair. |
| Micro Movements / Micro-Movements | Fine adjustments through a tilt, foot repositioning, or oscillation. Older alignment, tension-release, benefit, and overstretch-prevention claims remain separate from the basic mechanics. |
| Minimizing CNS Traffic | Reducing competing sensory input, internal chatter, and cognitive demands to make regulation/recovery easier; later expressed as defensive-to-restorative change. This is a proposed model, not measured spare CNS capacity. |
| No Drafts | Avoiding moving cold air for comfort. Older explanations attribute CNS stability and freed healing attention to reduced thermoregulation demands; that chain is unverified. |
| Only You Can Know Your Optimal Dose | Individual response observation, with Start Low & Go Slow language. Historical examples name 5 mg THC, later 7.5 or 10 mg, 60–90-minute onset, and about four hours' duration. Archived wording only—not current dosing or redosing instructions. |
| Mini-Dose Option | An earlier “few drops” familiarization idea. Product concentration and measurement are needed to define a dose; no present serving recommendation is established. |
| Savor Inhalation / Savoring Breath | Earlier calm, present-awareness, respiratory-efficiency, and bodily-rhythm explanations; later CO2 → Bohr Effect → oxygen-delivery → healing language. Current Savoring Inhalation is only the scent-paced nasal inhale. |
| Sensory deprivation / sensory reduction | Reducing sensory input. Current Sensory Management also selects helpful input such as music. Replicating psychedelic benefits without risks was a historical ambition, not an established result. |
| Hallucinogens | Source grouping of psilocybin, LSD, MDMA, and ayahuasca, discussing PTSD/depression applications and risks and positioning EB as an alternative. This is not a precise common drug classification or a comparative safety finding. |
| Psychotropic Experience | A drug-associated change in mind, emotion, or behavior. The old exclusion “does not induce hallucinations” is not adopted as a general definition or THC safety claim. |
| Psychedelic Experience | An altered state involving perception, mood, and cognition; distinct from shared setting choices. |
| Stretch / Stretch (Product) | A product name, not the action of stretching. Earlier claims concern THC-associated urge, relaxation, reduced chatter, and healing engagement. A later generated glossary names Puralief and a 1:2 THC:CBD blend with terpenes and lecithin, plus absorption/pleasure claims. These are source variants, not the current LS formula or verified effects. |
| Pure Relief | A later glossary's 1:1 THC:CBD whole-plant companion to Stretch, conceived as gentler or a step-down, contrasting lighter/daily use with deeper sessions. CBD mitigation and effects are source claims; the name is not an LS alias. |
| Nootrias | A historical development identity associated with compounds for PTSD/back pain. Safety/effectiveness assertions record ambition, not validation. |
| Somatic / so·mat·ic | A word in a placeholder glossary with no developed definition. |
| Hang 4 | A named movement using elbow-and-knee weight redistribution. The source explicitly warns of joint/muscle injury; the name does not supply a safe instruction. | | Tea Ceremony | Six-part preparation: Sweep the Studio Floor; Get barefoot; Get clean; Clean the studio; Clean the body; Clean the mind. Related preparation lineage, not the Relief Recipe. | | Savor It / Sipping Air | Savor It is an earlier feeling-good/pinene fragment; Sipping Air is a separate preparation cue. Neither is established as an alias or instruction for current Savoring Inhalation. | | Intuition / body's intuition | A source asks whether intuition differs from the biofeedback loop; later wording invokes body's intuition. Their exact relationship remains a meaning question. | | Touching God / God's touch | Spiritual and near-psychedelic experience language present in artwork and narrative. A theme of subjective experience, not a promised effect or synonym automatically assigned to The One. | | Smoking comparison / cleaner plateau | Earlier experience-model language contrasts a sustained curve with smoking and links the window to healing. Retained as an attributed comparison, not comparative safety or efficacy evidence. | | Cerebral XO / Vercene / Tea & Para-Sympathy | Beverage-compatible morning supplement/transport concept; Vercene names the terpene/monoterpene blend within it. Separates a blend from its delivery vehicle and raises carrier, extraction, and minimum-effective-dose questions. Tea & Para-Sympathy was proposed research. | | Morning Jane | Coffee/cannabis-oil concept joining chocolate, turmeric, water, lecithin, collagen, and named terpenes with whole-plant/slow-cook language. One variant adds a 10 mg time-release claim: a useful example of why formulation versions cannot be merged silently. | | Merry Juice | A two-ounce cannabinoid/coconut-oil tincture family with inconsistent formulas/offers and two distinct same-day COAs. A shared name cannot substitute for sample, batch, serving, label, or laboratory identity. | | Rest / Zoned Sleep / NoWifi.Rest | Adjacent service concept: treat sleeping areas separately while preserving essential router/security functions. Reusable ideas include fit assessment, human outcome before mechanism, readable onboarding/support, and measure → reduce → verify. Sleep Zones and One-Tap Modes are proposed features; all-off was custom/advanced/not-fit. RF and health effects remain unverified. | | RSE tea / Feel Healed / Feel Comfort | Distinct product records plus an unchecked tea composite associated with Feel Comfort, not its package serving or Relief Recipe. Ingredients survive without settled quantities; THC and THC9 fields, database/package directions, composite, and COA must remain distinct. No LS or Pure Relief equivalence is established. | | Whole One | A production-planning outline: acquisition, storage, testing, preparation status, waste handling, phases, and breaks. Its reusable contribution is explicit production states and evidence checkpoints, not a certified SOP or completed batch. |
Other aliases retained for finding the same source language
| Source wording | Route and boundary |
|---|---|
| the urge; the have-to; stretch drive | Stretch Impulse. These locate the source's urge language, not proof of a cause. |
| the practice; the floor practice; LDN | Lay Down Now. Context still matters; not every use of “practice” names LDN. |
| the formal method; EB | Enhanced Biofeedback. Earlier wider-method usage is preserved above; the current process/SOP distinction remains. |
| the payload; whole-plant format; whole-plant; whole plant | Whole-Plant Infusion. Retrieval language, not new official step names. |
| S Spot; S-Spot; Stretch Spot | The same approved name. The referent is not yet defined. |
| the sweet spot; good-feeling place | Sweet Spot. The One also had “sweet spot” wording in its separate historical layer; neither automatically defines S-Spot. |
| follow don't lead; the mantra | Follow That Feeling. See the historical Follow, Don't Lead meaning above. |
| clear the time/room/body; preflight | Clear. These do not establish an additional required procedure. |
| drafts; no-drafts rule | No Drafts. Comfort preference, not a measured nervous-system threshold. |
| One-Minute Mend; 1-minute mend; aah | One Minute Mend. Historical title/alias records, not an outcome or duration promise. |
| pandiculate | Pandiculation. Use the owner's stretch-with-yawn definition in current practice language. |
| relief-first source family | Relief Precedes Healing. Related source wording is preserved without declaring every relief phrase an approved alias. |
| organic farming methods; certified organic cannabis | Source wording rule: the former is the preferred description when factually supported; the latter is not an established certification claim. Neither asserts current farming facts. See Whole-Plant Infusion. |
Research shorthand preserved from the source glossary
Research references — expand when needed
Source labels with their original verification limits. Research references are non-clickable; internal links open topic explanations.
| Source label | Subject and knowledge connection |
|---|---|
| Russo 2011 Taming THC | Plant-constituent interaction / entourage hypothesis → Whole-Plant Infusion. |
| Millar 2018 Cannabidiol Pharmacokinetics Review | Review of CBD disposition; not a test of LS → Formulation and Individual Response. |
| Cherniakov 2017 Pro NanoLiposphere THC CBD Rat | Particular cannabinoid formulation in rats; animal/formulation limits matter → Carrier Oils and Lecithin. |
| Izgelov 2020 Synthetic CBD Oral Formulations Healthy Volunteers | Specific human oral formulations, not the current blend → Carrier Oils and Lecithin. |
| Birnbaum 2019 Food Effect CBD Oral Solution | Food effects on a particular CBD preparation; does not establish a stretching effect → Formulation and Individual Response. |
| McGilveray 2005 Cannabinoid Pharmacokinetics Review | Cannabinoid disposition background → Formulation and Individual Response. |
| Howlett 2002 Cannabinoid Receptor Classification | Receptor background; individual receptor/target claims require accurate attribution → Whole-Plant Infusion. |
| Zajicek 2005 Sativex MS Spasticity Trial | Archived trial label concerning a clinical condition/preparation; exact citation/intervention needs verification before use → Explanations and Research Questions. |
| Wilkinson 2020 Gamma Motor Neurons Review | Spindle/gamma-system background, not demonstrated LS action → Explanations and Research Questions. |
| Craig 2009 How Do You Feel Now Anterior Insula Human Awareness | Interoception/awareness model → Explanations and Research Questions. |
| Wong-Riley 2010 Energy Metabolism Visual System | Visual energy background, including the dark-current distinction → Visual Energy Load and Complete Darkness. |
| Clarke and Sokoloff 1999 Circulation Energy Metabolism Brain | Brain energy background, not a fixed percentage freed by darkness → Visual Energy Load and Complete Darkness. |
| Farb 2015 Interoception Contemplative Practice Health | Interoception and contemplative-practice context → Explanations and Research Questions. |
| Rossetti 2022 Interoception Meta-analysis | The original evidence note calls its citation approximate; identity is unresolved. Do not cite it as verified evidence → Explanations and Research Questions. |
| Walusinski 2010 Pandiculation and Yawning | Terminology background; distinguish scientific usage from the owner's narrower definition → Follow the Changing Sensation. |
| Gerritsen 2018 Respiratory Vagal Stimulation Model | Proposed breathing/vagal model, not a required 4:6 practice → Savoring Inhalation. |
| Greaney 2015 Sympathetic Thermal Stress | Thermal-response research context, not proof of the full No Drafts explanation → Sensory Management. |
| Ferreri 2019 Music Dopamine Reward | Music/reward research context → Sensory Management. |
| Tanney 2021 Cannabis Glandular Trichomes | Plant gland/constituent context → Whole-Plant Infusion. |
| van Hoogevest 2017 Oral Phospholipid Excipients Review | Phospholipid formulation context → Carrier Oils and Lecithin. |
| SRC-0012-A Agony Manuscript Working Copy | Founder/manuscript source, not an independent clinical study → Stories Behind the Practice. |
| Washington Post 2022 Long Covid Brain Perspective | Wes Ely, “How long covid reshapes the brain — and how we might treat it,” August 25, 2022. Dated secondary perspective, not an LDN/LS study → Getting Better at Living Sick. |
| Drive Manuscript Research Citation Register | An index of 21 unchecked manuscript citation candidates, not a study or 21 additional defined glossary concepts. Preserve its unresolved provenance status → Explanations and Research Questions. |