reviewed reported improvement in symptoms, limitations in the underlying data and in the review methods means these conclusions "warrant cautious interpretation". Trivia The name of the British pop duo Eurythmics derives from the word Eurythmy. Singer Annie Lennox, who knew Eurythmy from her time in school: „I took the Y off the end and put "mics" [in place]. I loved the word, because it had "EUR" for Europe and rhythm in the middle.“ See also American Eurythmy School References Bibliography Kirchner-Bockholt and Wood, Fundamental Principles of Curative Eurythmy , Poplawski, Thomas, Eurythmy: Rhythm, Dance and Soul, Siegloch, Magdalene, How the New Art of Eurythmy Began, Spock, Marjorie, Eurythmy, Steiner, Rudolf, Eurythmy as Visible Speech, Steiner, Rudolf, Eurythmy as Visible Singing Steiner, Rudolf, An Introduction to Eurythmy: Talks Given Before Sixteen Eurythmy Performances , External links Eurythmy Association of North America Performance of Gubaidulina's Seven Last Words Anthroposophy Pedagogy Mind–body interventions Dance education Dance and health