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Tìm làm gì cho mệt dzậy cha ... Cả hai từ lạ "replexology" và "weilness" không có trong Tự điển đâu vì ... cao siêu quá .. Còn search trong google thì weilness có trong cái bài viết này nè :

The Path to Weilness

Conventional medicine and its indifferent bedside manner have finally pushed Americans into the arms of alternative therapies. Andrew Weil, the father of natural living, has been patiently waiting.

Tucked into a leather wing chair in his office—a converted horse stable that still smells strongly of manure—Andrew Weil, in khaki shorts, a rumpled cotton button-down and worn suede sandals, a pair of Rhodesian Ridgebacks at his feet, looks more like a friendly Deadhead than a millionaire medical practitioner. He is, in fact, a fusion of his former angry young mushroom-munching rebel and an urbane, self-possessed CEO. He lives on an 80-acre ranch in the Arizona desert yet dresses more like a groundskeeper than the master of the house. His advice has been sought by the Saudi royal family, and his last three books have topped The New York Times best-seller list, yet he appears unfazed by both his reputation as a world-renowned pioneer in integrative medicine and the wealth and fame it's brought him.

During the three decades he's spent championing his own brand of health care, Weil has gone from drug-culture shaman to alternative-health guru, earning pots of money and the sometimes-grudging respect of his peers along the way. And if we've been too hardheaded to buy into Weil's prudent approach to healing until just lately, he's forgiven us. All that matters now, he says, is that integrative medicine, which combines both alternative and conventional approaches to maximize the body's natural healing powers, is catching on in a big way.

The rising cost of traditional health care is high on the list of reasons that alternative therapies, from acupuncture to herbal remedies, are on the cusp of mainstream acceptance. Americans may be forking over some $27 billion a year for alternative treatments. According to the journal Medical Care, an estimated 28.9 percent of adult Americans used at least one alternative therapy in 1999. And the health care community is taking notice. The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that most medical schools now offer courses in alternative medicine and increasing numbers of managed care organizations provide benefits for such therapies.

Integrative medicine is comforting to those of us reluctant to entirely abandon prescription meds in favor of dietary supplements and meditation. And its emphasis on a true partnership between patient and practitioner, in which lifestyle issues such as diet, stress and relationships are considered, is also proving popular to a nation of people increasingly discontent with the five-minute physician consultation.

"In integrative medicine, we might give a patient with rheumatoid arthritis a whole package of things to do: a change in diet, a dietary supplement, a mind-body technique, an herb, an exercise regimen," Weil says. "Conventional medicine would just give her a prescription for steroids."

Singer Naomi Judd sought out Weil after she was diagnosed with potentially fatal hepatitis C in 1991. Now healthy, Judd says Weil walks the talk. He's "the real deal," and she knows because she looked in his fridge.

"I eat well; I grow a lot of my own food," says Weil. "I do some kind of physical activity every day, whether it's bicycling or walking or swimming. I do breathing exercises and some sitting meditation. I take a vitamin regimen of my own devising—no iron, lots of antioxidants," confides Weil. "I won't prescribe treatments I haven't tried."

Those treatments include guided imagery, acupuncture, herb therapy and even the science of Western medicine; Weil's is a Cuisinart approach to health and healing. "I look at everything out there and I say, 'Well, this part is good, and this part is stupid.' If an idea or practice makes sense to me, I will recommend it—wherever it comes from."


Từ cái bài viết đó, có thể hiểu "replexology" chắc muốn nói đến "reflex" () ... Thôi, hổng hiểu nổi ... cao siêu quá !!!!

Từ cái "cao siêu" đó, "sugar you, you go ... sugar me, me go ...!!!"

[evolution]

Thấy chữ BODY, tưởng đâu tiệm này bán Thân chứ!

[Khoai Lang]

Cái này người ta gọi là Eng-Namese đây ! Mèn ui chả hiểu nói gì luôn . Nhưng mà đại khái có thể hiểu như thế này :
Foot Replexology => Khoa thư giãn chân .
Này nhé !
Foot là Chân
Replex là Relax có nghĩa là thư giãn
Ology có nghĩa là khoa học .
Ai không tin thì tra từ điển đi . Tui có cái máy từ điển có thể tra được hầu hết các từ . Tối qua tui wánh vô thử mấy từ kia . Nó hiện ra một câu rất lạ : " BIẾT CHẾT LIỀN " .

Còn câu thứ 2 bác Q đã dịch ra rồi hén .

[HoaiAn76]

Tối qua tui wánh vô thử mấy từ kia . Nó hiện ra một câu rất lạ : " BIẾT CHẾT LIỀN " .

.. quỷ Khoai làm An cười ngất

[Hiệp Khách]

Vậy cuối cùng tiệm đó bán cái gì mà giảm 50% vậy?

[Khoai Lang]

Rõ chán ! Viết chữ gì mà Tây không hiểu mà ta cũng không biết . Chỉ có bác " Đi Mô " mới biết thôi .