British doctors issue cancer warning over Chinese liver tonic.
Offered without comment. I mean, what more is there to say?
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1 comment:
In a related matter, my wife has expressed interest in taking our infant to see a naturopath doctor in regards to recurring urinary tract infections and generally related fussiness. I've told her my level of skepticism about the whole thing, but did find out that we're covered through work up to $500 per year for appointments. So if anything comes of it, I'll let you know.
Simon
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