Nerve Impingement and Antaxis

I have here a word "antaxis". I cointed it to describe impinged - the parts of the body affected, afflicted by an impingement.

Generally the impingement-antaxis model is descriptive of a common phenomena in human beings where there is a slouching of back or shoulder or part of the face, back of neck, left or right vertical spinal muscle column, head, scalp, et al.

Also internal to the body from brain hemisphere, to an eye & orbital socket muscles, to muscles in the throat affecting the air pipes. Also the diaphragm and any place in the body.

The 'impingement' is that place where the antactic muscle is fed by a nerve and so where a path may be ascertained tracing from the particular brain & spine central nervous system to an otherwise amorpheous mass of muscles and nerves in a state of antaxis.

A state of antaxis is identified by a person's inability to willfully innervate a muscle or muscle group (flex a muscle or muscle group).

Nerve bodies may also be in a state of antaxis and such condition is evident by a person's lack of sensitivity in some part of the body.

The very senses of a person such as their sense of smell may also be reduced or less sharp and this is also possibly attributable to a nerve and/or muscle body in antaxis following some upstream impingement of nerve.

Usually antaxis is part mental and part negative inertia accumulated from want (lack) of regular exercise and normal use.

Regular working by the person performed with patience for a possibly great many surprising, alternately, nightmarish or trauma-coded mental images & hearings may arise in course of training up strength for pushing-pulling around and through the impingement point.

In a general body specific points of impingement move as the resolution of parts suffering antaxis takes place.

Overall the idea is to work through the issues and reinvigorate the deadened (antactic) nerves and muscles.

-Terren