What Else You Don't Know About Supplements? Written by Bo Jeune-Fille
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Herbs works best in combination - just as gourmet dish... each ingredient is fine but together they are unforgettable. Now you must wonder if your formula is work of ART too? Let me help you to answer this burning question, and to help you to draw your own conclusion. I assume that you like your Supplement(s)... Q: How long you are taking them? 1 month, 6 months, 1 year or longer? A: Quite honestly, it makes not difference what Supplement you are taking, if you can't feel or see results after 1 month, it is time to make decision... Q: Why you are taking them? A: To correct medical condition or, just to maintain your good health? Q: Do you see and/or feel difference between now, and before you started taking them? A: Good supplement should produce results before month is over - and your blood test should confirm it. Q: Do you want to feel better than you are feeling now? Q: Do you believe there is nothing better than what you are taking at this time? A: So, if you feel so good that you can't imagine feeling any better – answer is clear, you should stay with your Supplement but... but if you are wondering how much better you could feel – your imagination is going to become a reality right now... right here...Freelance writer from Europe - Bo Jeune-Fille Background: Alternative Medicine and Biochemistry. http://www.best-lowering-cholesterol-links.com mailto:ldl@best-lowering-cholesterol-links.com
Editor: Freelance writer from Europe - Bo Jeune-Fille Background: Alternative Medicine and Biochemistry. http://www.best-lowering-cholesterol-links.com mailto:ldl@best-lowering-cholesterol-links.com
| | Managing the Pain of Abusive RelationshipsWritten by Kim Olver
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The final choice is to accept it. Accepting it is different from other two options. In first two choices, woman is changing external circumstances. When she is attempting to change it, she is trying to change her partner’s behavior. When she is leaving it, she is changing her circumstances. But acceptance involves staying in situation and understanding and accepting that other person will not change and finding a way to be all right with that. The woman in an abusive situation would decide that she is not going to leave and realizes that her husband may never change but decides to stay anyway. This may, for some, actually be their best option. For those of us who love woman in this situation, we have same three choices to go through. We can leave it---this would most likely mean ending our relationship with woman because we can’t stand to see her in an abusive situation. We can attempt to change it by trying to convince her to leave man. This is what many friends and family do and sometimes woman decides to leave you. She may decide she can’t live with your disapproval, either stated outright or silently. Out of loyalty to her partner, she may decide it’s not right to listen to your statements against him anymore. What she needs is your support, not judgments and coercion to get her to leave someone she may love. Or third choice, we can accept it. This means we come to realize that this woman has her own life decisions to make and that she will do best she can with choices that are available to her. You will be her friend and support her and her decisions, realizing that you can’t change her or him, for that matter. If you or someone you care about is involved in domestic violence, please come to www.therelationshipcenter.biz. There are safe ways there to discuss situation and some are f-r-e-e. Email Kim Olver at kim@therelationshipcenter.biz, enter her chat room during scheduled chat times, which are posted on her events calendar or call her at 708-957-6047.
Kim Olver is a licensed professional counselor and a life/relationship coach. She helps people unleash their personal power by living from the inside out, focusing their time and energy on only those things they can control. She also helps people improve the quality of their relationships with the people in their lives. For further information about Kim visit her website at www.TheRelationshipCenter.biz or contact her at (708) 957-6047.
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