Lutma



Lutma (LUHT-muh) is a form of invisible energy that moves through the conventional bloodstream of a person. It moves through the body with every beat of a person's heart. The energy is believed to move along with the essence of an individual, though it does not appear to have developed an independent system for locomotion throughout the body. Rather, it uses the same passageways that the circulatory system uses. This has made it difficult for conventional medicine to track the progress of specific amounts of energy through the body. While some professionals initially did not believe in lutma, as a result is extremely difficult to deny the effects of it.

Early Development
When someone is born, there are microscopic fibers formed inside of the red blood cells that are present in the fetus. This development is apparently spontaneous, though research continues into the early development of these fibers. When the heartbeat begins within the womb, these fibers begin to glow. Medical imaging technology has provided proof of this example of bioluminescence, which has helped to spread a belief in lutma.

When they start to glow, they create an invisible link that will later thicken into a full concentration of energy. As a result, the process that will later produce a full individual's supply of lutma begins a relatively short period of time after conception. Eventually, it will thicken into the present volume of energy. As children age, their lutma continues to develop and thicken, though this is dependent on their diet and level of physical activity. Lutma can be beaten back by not taking care of oneself, and it can also be used as a general indicator of health.

Lutma Concentration
Dyratheletes often concentrate on the surge of energy flow. There is an entire path to the development of lutma open to those who wish to pursue it. With just the right amount of confidence in one's strength as well as a good practice regimen, dyrathletes are able to pull off incredible moves. The techniques that come with lutma development have revolutionized the entire way that people look at sports.

Careful cultivation of lutma often begins in childhood. As a result, there are those who have emphasized the importance of starting this sort of training quite early. Since the development of lutma takes so much time, many of the finest dyratheletes focus on maintaining their bodies for the long-term. Longevity is often stressed during early physical education.