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The psoas muscles primary responsibility is to help maintain lordoctic posture of the lumbar spine while flexing the hip to walk or run upright. This is why humans possess relatively large psoas muscles compared to apes.
Mitochondrial metabolism, though far more efficient at generating ATP per glucose, also generates reactive oxygen species (ROS) as a byproduct. The rapidly-growing hair follicles cannot endure much oxidative stress, so aerobic glycolysis is favored instead. 
These muscles first developed in land-dwelling vertebrates as heads separated from the rest of the torso forming dedicated necks. Supporting the weight of the skull while synchronizing its movement with the rest of the body was essential. This job fell to the suboccipitals. 
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In addition to skin health and appearance, creatine could also function as a means to calm and/or eliminate inflammatory skin conditions such as bug bites, rashes, eczema, etcetera. This again highlights the fundamental importance of energy in all aspects of biology. 
The basis for the myofascial slings is the spinal engine; the spine being the axis for all movement in all three planes --not a stationary “stable” column. These slings help with the rotation and counterrotation characteristic of the human spine.
Take this exercise slow and feel your pterygoids contract as best you can while keeping the muscles beneath your tongue and in your neck somewhat relaxed. 
This study found that vibratory stimulation near that of the human voice achieved the following in thyroid epithelial cells:
The most basic function of the OOc is to close the eyes as they contract toward the medial canthal ligament. This shuts the eyelids to varying degrees: gently closing, tightly closing. The ring-like structure behaves somewhat like a sphincter. 
Slow exhales...
The physical sensations from such are tied to the downward path of the diaphragm and pelvic floor combined with the upward movement of the neck and rib cage. The diaphragm even connects directly to the spine.
The thyrocytes that end up making thyroid hormones (T3, T4) are dense in mitochondria. Like all other mitochondria they need oxygen, glucose, and other nutrients to respire --this is all delivered via blood. Thus blood supply to the thyroid limits hormone synthesis/secretion. 
There is also the aspect of the phrenic nerve (diaphragm) which emerges after the accessory nerve of the gills --a cranial nerve-- and also passes behind the SCM. This means that the phrenic nerve is able to be compressed or irritated if the muscle isn’t working properly. 
A fibrotic scalp is going to be stiff and inflexible, a scar-like hat that sits on top of your head. This lack of flexibility is going to make it difficult to move and stretch, potentially choking off the blood supply over time.
As you can see here, one of the muscles that drives this movement --the SCM-- attaches just below and beneath the ear. When you imagine breathing with your ears you are piquing this muscle. 
No it’s nowhere near as powerful as the sun but most people aren’t able to drop everything and move to a third world equatorial country. They are best used during the midday (10 am-2 pm), in line with natural solar patterns so as not to interfere with circadian rhythm. 
The most common example of fibrosis is the healing of a simple scratch. The “scarring” that occurs in an attempt to mend the wound back together incorporates a number of different mechanisms. However, something similar --yet less concentrated-- can happen over larger areas. 
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To start, red and infrared light is a fundamental to nearly all living organisms as it structures water within cells. This helps the mitochondria produce the ATP that goes on to power your entire existence.