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modulation Modulation is the adjustment or shaping of effort or bodily regulation rather than simply holding the same outward form.

Modulation is the adjustment or shaping of effort or bodily regulation rather than simply holding the same outward form. In this context, it refers to changing how effort is organized, which may alter autonomic regulation even when the posture looks the same.

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Drafting source: Phadke Leena; Boegle Reinhard; Bhavsar S N; Phadke Sanjay. Relaxation in action: enhanced vagal modulation during Virabhadrasana (a standing yoga-asana) despite orthostatic demand suggests efficient regulation of effort. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2026.1887856; article XML SHA-256 fc7638422b7d3100e5ff9f881bc3251e8ed42b445f69369c2c584c40bb7cf656. “Relaxation in action: enhanced vagal modulation during Virabhadrasana (a standing yoga-asana) despite orthostatic demand suggests efficient regulation of effort” (10.3389/fnhum.2026.1887856).
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