Can you do a blog post about my tv links site? its located at http://tvlinksdb.com

On my recent holidays, I went to Koh Samui, to Kamalaya spa resort, and did a detox retreat. It was amazing, not only my back aches are much less and feel almost no cravings for cigarrettes (I still would like to smoke now and again) but feel much more inspired to do things, take care of myself and feel more clear in general.

I will keep up my detox and healthy living from now on. Haven’t felt so great in years.

Thank you for all the detox info, it is inspiring

Alberto

Haven’t lit a cigarette now for over a year and a half and can honestly say it’s been worth it but I know this for sure - menthol or not you will not stop until you are ready.

good luck!

Yer a surfer gurl, so you can kick my ass
fer sure, but no way…

that butt is so artistically enhanced…

at least the image.

I’d bite it anyway, butt…

you know what I’m sayin’

hot!

Mahalo for the site!
xo

Thanks for the tip!

I guess i am gonna ask u a question that u cannot answer. I have had the real noni juice from jamaica and i really like it. I now live in florida and my aunt has one of those nooni trees. How speifically do u ferment the noni into juice.

Next question (which is hard to anser), can u give me a brand which is truly the original juice and not concentrate.

my email is tbxavier@yahoo.com. Thanks very much

Blessings,

Rosemarei

1. The ease of obtaining cigarettes when you were young.
2. The fact other people around you smoke.
3. The fact that you can smoke something else instead.

How about looking to yourself for a solution rather than blaming external factors for your situation? It may seem like I’m having a go at you… but in reality your future life, health and prosperity rest upon you taking responsbility for your own actions. Nobody puts a gun to your head and orders you to smoke!

All you need to do is to choose not to put cigarettes in your mouth. Your problem is that you’re too eager to look elsewhere for reasons (and excuses) why you should.

Actually I’m not having a go at you - I wouldn’t waste my time trying to take the moral high ground with a smoker. I’ve written this because in twenty years time I don’t want to read another post you’ve written from a hospital bed having had your legs amputated or a lung removed. If I can help steer you to prevent that from happening then posting here was worthwhile.

OMG! A blog about tudou.com! I was googling a movie called “The Machine Girl” and “tudou” and there’s your site in the #1 spot for keywords “girl” and “tudou!” GOD I luv the Internet!

So, I discovered tudou.com maybe in March? I love it! Who needs TV period!

Btw, thanks for the list of other sites.

In Hawaii for example, if you earn I believe it’s under $1200 a month, you qualify for free state medical (ergo, inspiring many to not work too hard). Two years ago, on a beautiful, glassy overhead day, one of those donkey’s I mentioned broke my back in three places - of which I am still recovering from unfortunately (why I had time to start this lil site!). The lucky thing was, I was making good money as a massage therapist for rich and famous folk who like to splurge on second (third, forth) homes in Kona, Hawaii…but it was off season, so I had little reportable income for a month. Meaning (and thank god) I was covered! (of course my horrible health care experience here is another story, for another time…).

The better question is what to look for in a plan, and I think it is really important - if you can find one that is affordable - to find one that includes alternative therapies. Being able to see a chiropractor, acupuncturist, physical therapist and massage therapist is so important when you feel like shit - and all the doctors are doing is having you take x-rays and giving you drugs.

I’m going to include into the article a list of links that may help you get started. Again, you might need to do more research on your own, to find a good plan for your area. California seems on top of it with participating alternative health care providers, other states might just be thinking about such things. Utilizing an insurance broker to find the plan that’s best for you is possibly a good route.

So good luck, and let me know how your search goes. Again, at the very very least, getting that catastrophic coverage to deal with emergencies / ER visits and such is the least thing you can do. The day my back broke, I crawled out of the ambulance because I thought I wasn’t covered. And I didn’t go to the hospital til the next morning -after trying to walk but not getting enough blood through my spine and being in such absolute pain and fainting (athletes will convince themselves nothing is wrong and that they can will their way into being better!).

xo