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	<title>Comments on: Longevity around the world</title>
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		<title>By: Acupuncture Colorado</title>
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		<dc:creator>Acupuncture Colorado</dc:creator>
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		<description>Don't forget that acupuncture is a great preventative medicine - it keeps your systems in balance which can then lead to a long healthy life, too! Even if we don't feel as if something is wrong, today's lifestyles do wear on our bodies. With acupuncture and pulse diagnosis, you can catch any imbalances of energy and by re-balancing the body, stop further illness and encourage good health.

Also, growing up in a Chinese home, I've always eaten meat, but the portions are smaller than "typical American" portions. My philosophy is a little bit of everything in moderation. But I agree with you about the over indulgence in processed foods that no longer have any nutritional value to offer!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Don&#8217;t forget that acupuncture is a great preventative medicine - it keeps your systems in balance which can then lead to a long healthy life, too! Even if we don&#8217;t feel as if something is wrong, today&#8217;s lifestyles do wear on our bodies. With acupuncture and pulse diagnosis, you can catch any imbalances of energy and by re-balancing the body, stop further illness and encourage good health.</p>
<p>Also, growing up in a Chinese home, I&#8217;ve always eaten meat, but the portions are smaller than &#8220;typical American&#8221; portions. My philosophy is a little bit of everything in moderation. But I agree with you about the over indulgence in processed foods that no longer have any nutritional value to offer!</p>
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