Tuesday, August 4, 2009

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In today's world, more and more patients are using the internet to search for information about their diseases and for the latest treatment options. In fact, according to a recent Harris Interactive survey, more than 100 million adults in the U.S. are using the internet to search for health information.

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The world of marketing promotion or promoting commutation is so sophisticated today, that people find it tough to distinguish the good from the bad. Thus you see that so many men are confused about penis enlargement tablets, despite the indisputable fact that they read plenty of penis pill reviews.

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The Chinese Canon of Medicine written between 475 BC and 221 BC contains a passage stating, "Overstrain and fright may cause obstruction of meridians and collaterals manifested by paralysis. The treatment is massage and medicated liquor." The New History of the Tang Dynasty written between 581 AD and 907 AD, said, "In the Imperial Bureau of Medicine there is one massage doctor and four massage masters in charge of Daoyin therapy (physical and breathing exercise combined with self-massage) and bone-setting."

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According to new research, sit-ups aren't enough to get great abs. Great abs also need a diet full of fiber, fruits, vegetables and plenty of protein. Fiber limits bloating, carbohydrates increase energy and protein builds muscles. Eating enough protein also helps keeps weight down because increased muscle increases the resting metabolic rate, which burns more calories. Other new research shows that stress triggers the hormone cortisol, which increases appetite and promotes fat deposits around abs.

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