Acupressure with a chopstick is less painful and safer for the individual

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potmrtuputjm@yahoo.com - 03 May 2006 16:41 GMT

Acupuncture stimulates certain areas of the body with needles. It's not
necessary to use invasive needles to activate these points! Chopsticks
work just as well without the discomfort of needles and can be done
anywhere, including your home, the office--even in your car.
Stop worrying and start healing yourself of chronic pain, hunger pangs,
and many other common ailments and problems.
http://acupunctureyemc.blogspot.com/

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Paul T. Holland - 04 May 2006 00:10 GMT

<potmrtuputjm@yahoo.com> spammer is also using
<ldnyglhcjlpw@yahoo.com>

both nyms actually posted into google from 218.62.75.62

posted to 24 groups today, leads to a blog by a 'lynne neal',

it in turn points to just one more of the infamous "the intelligent way to
lifelong health" sell you an ebook and info for $39 sites.

it's yea old chopstickacupuncture bit that's been around for years...

- it's possible that this is somehow connected to Aaron Lagadyn up in b.c.
- he has a page with the identical info...he is the owner of the
chopstickaccxxxx website.

abuse@cnc-noc.net
groups-abuse@google.com
abuse@yahoo.com

> Acupuncture stimulates certain areas of the body with needles. It's not
> necessary to use invasive needles to activate these points! Chopsticks
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> and many other common ailments and problems.
> http://acupunctureyemc.blogspot.com/

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Mary Z - 04 May 2006 01:56 GMT

>Acupuncture stimulates certain areas of the body with needles.

Thanks Paul! I think this individual is attempting to stimulate
pocketbooks with chopsticks. Hopefully he/she won't get in too deep,
it could be painful.

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Harvey R. Stone - 04 May 2006 04:15 GMT

thanks Paul,,,, good work,,,,, and the way it is.

Harv

> <potmrtuputjm@yahoo.com> spammer is also using
> <ldnyglhcjlpw@yahoo.com>
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>> and many other common ailments and problems.
>> http://acupunctureyemc.blogspot.com/

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