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Relaksacje i medytacje wspomniane w odcinku:
Skanowanie ciała - https://open.spotify.com/episode/3tvxohZkJatbyP53Sjm5Re?si=cc3d516ca25f4bf1
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Źródła: (dostępy na 15.06.2026)
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