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Old 10-02-2007, 07:34 AM
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Olive extract also treats a lot of mixed conditions. Basically it focuses on stabilizing your system as a whole, whilst used for other things also, it is a general health natural alternative. Tastes like shit, but then anything good for you often does taste like shit. I know you can get natural therapies from local pharmacies and the like, you know the one, the generic mass produced brand names... stay away from them, instead go to acupuncturists who do chinese medicine, naturopaths and homeopaths, where you will generally find more local or concentrated natural medicines, no name brand, straight from the branch to you type stuff (much better).
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