Top 10 Qualities to Look for in an Online Pharmacy

Written by A.M.Sall


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6. DISCRETION: Discreet packaging - is it really necessary for your closest neighbor to know what was in that nice package you received yesterday :-).

7. PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY: Free consultation online: Like many people, you probably findrepparttar anonymity of an online medical consultation rather more pleasant than what could be an embarrassing conversation with your personal physician and his/her office staff.

You complete an online medical questionnaire which is thoroughly reviewed by a licensed physician, and if found suitable for treatment,repparttar 115177 prescription will be dispensed and shipped by a licensed pharmacy.

Ifrepparttar 115178 consulting physician has any questions or concerns regarding your medical history or needs more information, he or she should contact you by email or by phone.

8. PRICE: Discounted, as much as possible, provided low prices does not mean low quality!

9. INTERNATIONAL ORDERS, if you do not live inrepparttar 115179 US. This should not be overlooked: Some online pharmacies only sell to customers inrepparttar 115180 US and Canada. And in some cases, they only tell you AFTER you've gone through almostrepparttar 115181 whole ofrepparttar 115182 ordering process. This can be quite frustrating.

10. GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE, including a toll free number for US residents and another number for international customers.

To be onrepparttar 115183 safe (and pleasant) side, always look for these top 10 qualities in an online pharmacy.



A.M.Sall is a translator, netpreneur, and self-development coach. He has been using the Net since 1998. Sign up for a lifelong membership of Health-Beauty-Wellness (while it's still free :-). http://www.health-beauty-wellness.com


Argue with Yourself and Improve Your Health

Written by Dr. Tony Fiore


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For example, is it really true that you never succeed in anything? (Very doubtful. Everybody succeeds some ofrepparttar time.) That you arerepparttar 115176 worse parent you know? (Can you remember any success you had as a parent?)

That you are an incurable glutton? (Can you sometimes resist food?) That you are incredibly selfish? (How many times have you been unselfish?)

Using this skill of looking atrepparttar 115177 evidence, you can defeat pessimism with more accurate perception and recall of what is really true.

2.)Consider alternative causes. Most events inrepparttar 115178 world have more than one cause. Pessimists latch ontorepparttar 115179 most insidious; optimists tend more to give themselves a break.

For example, a marital breakup usually has many causes which probably contributed to its downfall. You can blame yourself. You can blame your partner. A more optimistic interpretation is that neither partner failed as an individual; it wasrepparttar 115180 relationship (the combination) that failed.

3.)Put events into perspective. Ifrepparttar 115181 facts are not on your side and you cannot honestly see other causes to a negative event, you will need to look atrepparttar 115182 implications of your beliefs to become an optimistic thinker.

Isrepparttar 115183 event really as catastrophic as you may be making it in your mind? (Hint: few things are). Usually,repparttar 115184 implications or long-term effects of your misfortune aren’t as awful or devastating as you may be seeing them.

4.)Is your belief useful? Even though a belief may, in fact, be true, it may not be useful. Some beliefs cause more grief than they are worth. You may tell yourself you are a failure, for instance. This belief will likely cause you to stop trying.

Instead, substitute a more useful belief like “Just because I failed once doesn’t make me a failure.” Then behave accordingly with your new belief.

By learning to use optimism, you can manage anger and improve your health. These four steps will help you overcome your negative tendencies and have a more optimistic view of life.

Dr. Tony Fiore is a So. California licensed psychologist, and anger management trainer. His company, The Anger Coach, provides anger and stress management programs, training and products to individuals, couples, and the workplace. Sign up for his free monthly newsletter "Taming The Anger Bee" at www.angercoach.com and receive two bonus reports.


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