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Alain
15/02/2023

Does our lyrical adaptation to a jazz background help spirits seeking spirituality to meditate by eradicating strongholds of lies and promoting mental health and healing or preventing the onset of psychosis

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Christianne
16/01/2023

Today, what is the average age of people who start to experience back pain? And what are the main causes?

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Lyya
28/01/2022

What medicine should be used for low back pain?

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Lucienne
05/02/2021

How can I regain power when I look to the future? That is to say, how can I adjust my retirement conditions with the normal losses of old age?

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Marie-Hélène
05/02/2021

Why do we say that fibromyalgia “you can’t see” and therefore we are not entitled to psychiatrist / neurologist follow-up when depressed and migraine sufferers are treated, and this, even if their illness is not visible?

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