♫ March 30th, 2011 10:37 pm

Feel like age is coming upon you? Are you tired of those big bags underneath your eyes, or the crows-feet deriving from the corner of your eye? Romrawin Clinic is the place for you! This immensely popular group of beauty clinics serves a lot of Bangkok’s hip crowd aiming for a (or an even) rejuvenated look. They provide a wide range of treatments mainly focused on making your face radiant and younger-looking.
At Romrawin Clinic you find everything from microdermabrasion, wrinkle reduction and lifting laser, varicose vein treatments to rejuvenation and pigment laser. Are you unhappy with those old tattoos, which seemed like such a good idea when you were seventeen, and that just feel saggy today and even lacking colour? Romrawin clinic offers tattoo removal with laser! Or maybe you want to get rid of hair on your shoulders or back? For 2,500 THB (about 80 USD) they will be gone forever!
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Tags: Beauty, Pigment Laser, Romrawin Clinic
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♫ March 29th, 2011 10:41 pm

Obesity isn’t just an American problem. We often think that we are the sole carrier of the torch, but it’s a global problem. Mexico, Argentina, Egypt, and Greece are only a few countries that have overweight rates (a BMI greater than or equal to 25) nearing the 70 percent mark, according to the World Health Organization.
Japan isn’t just “the Land of the Rising Sun”… but health care costs as well. The country is taking extreme measures to curtail expenses. The thing that is confusing is they are near the bottom of any list I see ranking overweight countries (by BMI). They are 163rd on the World Health Organization’s list of overweight (22 percent of the population).
Nevertheless, Japan’s health care costs have ballooned by 68 percent between 1989 and 2006, to $370 billion a year. Without doing a thorough analysis of everything that may be causing this increase in cost, maybe 1 in 5 people being overweight is enough for government officials to take action.
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Tags: Health care, Obesity, Overweight
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