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A cheap, simple holistic way to get rid of spring allergies – advice from Jeffrey C. Yuen

betty ming liu May 26, 2011 Food, Health 15 Comments

Hey, allergy sufferers! How miserable are you? Desperate enough to try a fool-proof holistic solution? If the answer is “yes,” read on. And if you’re roaring “hell, no!” maybe you’ll keep reading anyway… The information here comes directly from Chinese medicine master Jeffrey C. Yuen. Getting him on my blog is truly special because he doesn’t chat online with anyone …

Chinese medicine master Jeffrey C. Yuen’s essential health & beauty diet regimen

betty ming liu January 20, 2011 Food, Health 46 Comments

Now that the holiday party season is over, I am left with 10 extra pounds of blubber, an itchy scalp, a pasty-pimply complexion and bad breath. There’s only one way to deal with this mess. Gotta return to my good food regimen. That means sticking to a diet created by the rock star of Chinese medicine experts. This is a …

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